Hello -
Do you know of a source where I can get a binary of Openssl-1.0.0e for Sparc
64 ( Solaris 10).
Any tips will be very helpful.
Thanks.
Dinesh
Hello -
Do you know of a source where I can get a binary of Openssl-1.0.0e for
Sparc 64 ( Solaris 10).
Any tips will be very helpful.
Thanks.
Dinesh
Hello -
Do you know of a source where I can get a binary of Openssl-1.0.0e for
Sparc 64 ( Solaris 10).
Any tips will be very helpful.
Thanks.
Dinesh
* Craig James (cja...@emolecules.com) wrote:
> A far better approach is an escalating delay. Check the number of failed
> login attempts N and delay (for example) N^2 seconds before responding
> again. Legitimate users are mildly inconvenienced, and hackers are
> severely hampered.
Sadly, in cert
Hi -
Thanks for below.
On 9.1 with postgresql.conf left at defaults, what period of time does a
query on pg_stat_all_tables cover?
Let's say my database has been running for exactly one year.
I then issue SELECT relname, n_tup_ins FROM pg_stat_all_tables;
Do the results show me inserts for the
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 1:32 AM, Lukasz Brodziak
wrote:
> 2012/11/15 Craig Ringer
> > Another option would be to monitor syslog or the csvlog and lock the
> > user out by changing their password or revoking CONNECT rights if they
> > trip the threshold. It wouldn't be as responsive to high-rate b
Dear all ,
when i am trying to restore backup from WAL files ,the following error came:
cannot stat `/opt/pgsqlbackup/wals/0001.history': No such file or
directory
LOG: restored log file "00010003" from archive
LOG: unexpected pageaddr 0/A000 in log file 0, segment 3,
Shams Khan wrote:
> Whenever the load of server increases, I find this query running in
which seems to me the reason. Is
> there any other way I can written in such a way so that it doesn't
hang up the entire process?
Oh, I see. Try to follow
http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Slow_Query_Questions
i
2012/11/15 Craig Ringer
> Another option would be to monitor syslog or the csvlog and lock the
> user out by changing their password or revoking CONNECT rights if they
> trip the threshold. It wouldn't be as responsive to high-rate brute
> forcing attempts but your IDS should be handing those alre
On 11/15/2012 04:40 PM, Lukasz Brodziak wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As far as I know there is no such parameter in PG. If you use PG as a
> database for your program you can implement the feature in the
> appplication by logging the failed logins in separate table(or the one
> holding application users and th
Whenever the load of server increases, I find this query running in which
seems to me the reason. Is there any other way I can written in such a way
so that it doesn't hang up the entire process?
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 2:24 PM, Albe Laurenz wrote:
> Shams Khan wrote:
> > There are few query I fo
Shams Khan wrote:
> There are few query I found at the time of monitoring below
>
> 00:54:43.574338 | 26952 | select a.actno,MAX(b.actid) as
actid,MAX(b.actname) as name,MAX(b.phone)
> as phone,MAX(b.email) as mail,MAX(a.subsno) as subs,MAX(t.pkgid
> ) as svcid,MAX(a.expirydt) as expirydt,MAX
A little suplement to previous answer You can also automate GRANT process
by creating a table called e.g. locked_users containing role name and
revoke timestamp then make a function that will check the time passed since
revoking permissions for each user and if it will by equal or higher than
time
Hi,
As far as I know there is no such parameter in PG. If you use PG as a
database for your program you can implement the feature in the appplication
by logging the failed logins in separate table(or the one holding
application users and their passwords) and then disable login for the user
if numb
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