* Kevin Grittner (kevin.gritt...@wicourts.gov) wrote: > > The client's IP address (known from the kernel) > > Some machines have several IP addresses; how is that handled?
Sounds like he already described it, or I read it wrong. The fact that
some machines have several IP addresses hardly matters- whatever IP is
used to connect to PG is what gets the reverse DNS lookup. That then
returns a host. That host is then looked up, and as long as *one* of
the IPs associated with that host matches the IP of the connector, it's
good to go.
> > is reverse looked up, which results in a host name.
>
> Some IP addresses have several host names, including in reverse
> lookup; how is that handled?
Yeahhhh... That's just busted, imnsho. But then, that's probably
because it breaks Kerberos too. :)
Thanks,
Stephen
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