The 13.04 installation I mentioned was actually cloned from a 12.04LTS partition and I recall that I had problems with permissions
that stopped PostgreSQL from running. The command to change the permissions of the PostgreSQL directory under /etc/ is:
"sudo chown -R postgres:postgres PostgreSQL"
and there's a good chance I screwed that up and inadvertently created a human level user called PostgreSQL. This also meant that I could not delete user PostgreSQL... even tho it was disabled.
I just corrected this (chown) error and have now managed to delete user PostgreSQL which no longer appears on the login screen or the logout/shutdown screen.
Nonetheless, that does not explain how the the 13.04 install did not list PostgreSQL user on the login screen whereas the 13.10 install did.
Issue partially resolved.
The 13.04 installation I mentioned was actually cloned from a 12.04LTS partition and I recall that I had problems with permissions
that stopped PostgreSQL from running. The command to change the permissions of the PostgreSQL directory under /etc/ is:
"sudo chown -R postgres:postgres PostgreSQL"
and there's a good chance I screwed that up and inadvertently created a human level user called PostgreSQL. This also meant that I could not delete user PostgreSQL... even tho it was disabled.
I just corrected this (chown) error and have now managed to delete user PostgreSQL which no longer appears on the login screen or the logout/shutdown screen.
Nonetheless, that does not explain how the the 13.04 install did not list PostgreSQL user on the login screen whereas the 13.10 install did.