On Mon, Feb 06, 2006 at 04:35:33PM +1100, Matthew Smith wrote:
> Hello Tom,
>
> Thanks for the reply. So in other words, the postgres clients do not use a
> specific range for the source port (as a specific decision by the developers,
> or as written down in a given spec), but rather relies on t
Hello Tom,
Thanks for the reply. So in other words, the postgres clients do not use a
specific range for the source port (as a specific decision by the developers,
or as written down in a given spec), but rather relies on the operating
system's socket implementation to assign a source port?
So
Matthew Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am trying to access a postgresql server though a tightly configured
> firewall, and I'd like to know the source port range is that postgresql
> clients use to access the database.
You seem to be under the misimpression that Postgres might have
someth
hello!
I am trying to access a postgresql server though a tightly configured
firewall, and I'd like to know the source port range is that postgresql
clients use to access the database.
it seems the source port starts at the 5 range. Is there an upper limit or
does it randomly pick any non-
