I have the answer for one of the two questions i asked:
(a) all clients for a server will have same postgresql.key and .crt.
(b) I still don't know:
Machine A needs to talk (replicate for example: pgreplicator) to
machine B. They both are servers on the same network with certificates
from the sam
thanks tom for the list on updates on 8.0.4,
quick questions,
Do all my clients have to have same postgresql.key and postgresql.crt,
or can i have different keys and certificates on each client
authenticating with the same server?
Also, in case of multi master replication with multiple servers,
vishal saberwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Guess i can stay on 8.0.1 until we get 8.0.4 ... (is it right for me
> to ask what data-loss you are talking about) ...
Yeah, they're all documented in the pgsql-committers archives.
Let's see...
2005-08-19 20:39 tgl
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Yes you are right again tom ...
When i checked, i found that fedora core came with postgresql 7.4 ...
hence the reason for my SSL not working ...
Installed 8.0.1 on the client and yes it works ...
Guess i can stay on 8.0.1 until we get 8.0.4 ... (is it right for me
to ask what data-loss you are t
vishal saberwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I agree with what you said ... They considered 8.0.1 as a stable
> version they can rely on (but i believe i can propose a change now
> after this SSL fix in 8.0.3) ...
Well, actually, I just looked through the CVS logs, and I do not
see any changes re
hi tom,
I agree with what you said ... They considered 8.0.1 as a stable
version they can rely on (but i believe i can propose a change now
after this SSL fix in 8.0.3) ...
Can you direct me to a website that shows the bug fixes and new
features in 8.0.3 when compared to 8.0.1 and 8.0.2 ...
than
vishal saberwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But, Management requires me to use 8.0.1 (on both servers and clients)
> as our total infrastructure and coding is based on it ... Is there a
> patch I can apply to 8.0.1 so that I could install same version on all
> clients and servers ...
There's not
vishal saberwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> LOG: could not accept SSL connection: peer did not return a certificate
It looks to me like you've got the server side set up correctly, but not
the client side. The client needs to have a certificate to return when
the server demands it. See
http:/
Thanks a lot TJ,
You were right ...
I installed 8.0.3 and then placed the certificates as suggested by you
... It worked ...
But, Management requires me to use 8.0.1 (on both servers and clients)
as our total infrastructure and coding is based on it ... Is there a
patch I can apply to 8.0.1 so tha
hi TJ,
thanks for your input but i think i am still doing something wrong ...
I have done exactly what the mysql site said ...
The way we have it set up, changing the version really hampers work
for many (as it is under use all the time) ... Can i achieve this
without changing the version to 8.0.
Vishal,
I can't recall but I think if you use 8.0.3 the error would offer
more explanation. Bug 1321 was related to SSL support on windows. The
error you are getting isn't a bug. It's basically telling you it can't
find the postgresql.key and postgresql.crt.
For creating SSL certs I've al
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