"Pete O'Such" writes:
> Yup, FIPS-mode is on for both ends. I'd love a pointer to docs or other
> resources for figuring out what the path forward looks like.
You could switch to SCRAM passwords, if you don't need to support any
clients using pre-v10 libpq.
regards, tom l
Yup, FIPS-mode is on for both ends. I'd love a pointer to docs or other
resources for figuring out what the path forward looks like.
Thanks for the fast and insightful diagnostic tip..
-Pete O'Such
On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 5:08 PM Tom Lane wrote:
> Adrian Klaver writes:
> > On 4/18/22 13:12,
Adrian Klaver writes:
> On 4/18/22 13:12, Pete O'Such wrote:
>> I'm unable to authenticate with psql to a PG 11 database on server A
>> from server B which has PG 14.1 installed. So it's psql 14.1 not
>> authenticating to PG 11. Other clients can and do authenticate to the
>> PG 11 database,
On 4/18/22 13:12, Pete O'Such wrote:
I'm unable to authenticate with psql to a PG 11 database on server A
from server B which has PG 14.1 installed. So it's psql 14.1 not
authenticating to PG 11. Other clients can and do authenticate to the
PG 11 database, it only seems to fail with the psql
I'm unable to authenticate with psql to a PG 11 database on server A from
server B which has PG 14.1 installed. So it's psql 14.1 not authenticating
to PG 11. Other clients can and do authenticate to the PG 11 database, it
only seems to fail with the psql 14.1 client.
The PG 11 server uses md5.
