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Using PG 8.0 with OpenSSL
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| Kay-Uwe Genz 2005-05-24, 9:23 am |
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Hi @ all,
I'm need a little bit help on OpenSSL in combination with PG 8.0.2
under Mac OS X, but I think that is the same thing like under BSD or
Linux.
My PG running with OpenSSL and I have no problems connecting from my
laptop (running the client) to my desktop (running the server) over
ethernet. But I wish, that PG use certificated connections. I've create
certificates for every user (all user are in pg_hba.conf with hostssl),
but I didn't find information, where I should save the certificates, in
Users home directory?
Thanks a lot.
Kay-Uwe Genz
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| Joshua D. Drake 2005-05-25, 1:23 pm |
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> My PG running with OpenSSL and I have no problems connecting from my
> laptop (running the client) to my desktop (running the server) over
> ethernet. But I wish, that PG use certificated connections. I've create
> certificates for every user (all user are in pg_hba.conf with hostssl),
> but I didn't find information, where I should save the certificates, in
> Users home directory?
I don't think that PG can do that. I think the SSL is server wide.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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