Hi John, Unix sockets are a presentation layer interface to TCP/IP. You're not avoiding it by using them.
Rick
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Hi Everyone
I am not too sure how to do this but I'll ask
I want two postgres servers to communicate over a serial port. I want to
avoid using the TCP/IP network protocol for added security. I heard this
can be accomplished through unix sockets? Could anyone give me some
configuration advice. I am a little in the dark with this type of config.
John Zubac
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