On 12/9/20 4:51 AM, Aravindhan Krishnan wrote:
> The paid version I had mentioned about was the paid OS (ubuntu) for FIPS
> compliancy. I understand that postgres as is completely available for
> open-source.
>
> Since we can't get the paid version of the OS to support FIPS compliancy the
> idea
Hi Magnus,
The paid version I had mentioned about was the paid OS (ubuntu) for FIPS
compliancy. I understand that postgres as is completely available for
open-source.
Since we can't get the paid version of the OS to support FIPS compliancy
the idea was to build postgres against FIPS compliant SSL
On Wed, Dec 9, 2020 at 5:30 AM Aravindhan Krishnan
wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> Thanks for the responses. Since the underlying knob flip is a paid version
> and we are a SaaS based service provider, this might not align well with
> our requirement and so wanted to build postgres-10 against FIPS complia
Hi Folks,
Thanks for the responses. Since the underlying knob flip is a paid version
and we are a SaaS based service provider, this might not align well with
our requirement and so wanted to build postgres-10 against FIPS compliant
ssl/crypto. The "pg_config" is of of great help in order to unders
Aravindhan Krishnan writes:
> * Would it be possible to share the configure command used in building the
> standard postgres package ?
There is no "the standard" postgres package. There's a different one
for every major platform or distro, and in some cases more than one
available from different
Hi Community,
Can someone help me on the above request ?
* Would it be possible to share the configure command used in building the
standard postgres package ?
* We would like to build a debian package post the make -- would
checkinstall be the right tool for this purpose ?
Regards,
Aravindhan K
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the quick response. I will try this out.
Would it be possible to share the configure command used in building the
standard postgres package. There are quite a lot of knobs and we wanted to
retain the same behaviour from postgres. I am assuming apart from this, I
might need
On Thu, Dec 03, 2020 at 05:57:04PM +0530, Aravindhan Krishnan wrote:
> Since postgres is linked against openssl we wanted to make sure we build
> postgres against the FIPS compliant openssl libraries. Does postgres
> provide a FIPS debian package that can be used. If not it would be of great
> help
Hi Community,
In our org, we are using postgres-10 and was installed by adding the source
to apt and downloading postgres on top of ubuntu (currently using ubuntu
20.04.1) . We wanted to go for FIPS compliance for which we need to use the
FIPS compliant packages of all the libraries / packages we
