permissions on the <literal>public</literal> schema has not
been changed. Databases restored from previous Postgres releases
will be restored with their current permissions. Users wishing
- to have the old permissions on new objects will need to grant
+ to have the former permissions will need to grant
<literal>CREATE</literal> permission for <literal>PUBLIC</literal>
on the <literal>public</literal> schema; this change can be made
on <literal>template1</literal> to cause all new databases
- to have these permissions. <literal>template1</literal>
- permissions for <application>pg_dumpall</application> and
- <application>pg_upgrade</application>?
+ to have these permissions.
</para>
</listitem>
</para>
<para>
- Previously it was the literal user name of the database owner.
+ Previously it was the literal user name of the bootstrap superuser.
Databases restored from previous Postgres releases will be restored
with their current owner specification.
</para>