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BTW, for small and medium-size database-backed Web sites, you might be better off using SQLite than PostgreSQL (or MySQL). An SQLite database is just a file, and authentication is handled at the Unix layer: a process that can read the file can read from the database, and a process that can write to the file can write to it. No muss, no fuss. (Also no stored procedures, no running your Web server and your database server on different machines, no authorization schemes along the lines of "user X can select from table A but not table B".)
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