I have been working on a patch to implement IPv6 connections. A working
patch was supplied by Nigel Kukard about two weeks ago, and I have been
improving it. The original patch assumed the system has IPv6 functions,
like getaddrinfo(), so the major work was patching it into our existing
code that
Trying to download 7.3.1 today I found a bad link on
http://www.us.postgresql.org/sitess.html
The ftp link goes to 7.3 and the http link returns a 404 not found.
I did successfully download 7.3.1 via the HTTP access to the main repository
link.
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On other quick note - when we were discussing SSL sessions earlier
I remember the concensus was that database clients usually keep a
connection established for relatively long times.
But now I'm not so sure - what about web servers communicating to
a database backend? They should use connectio
I should have some time free... and I wanted to get back to what
seemed to be the most critical problem in the last cycle with the
SSL code.
Specifically, it's time to think about setting up a "policy" file.
This puts a bit more work on the DBA, but it gives them complete
flexibility in how th
Hi Jeroen,
You can log feature requests etc. against the gborg project on Gborg
itself.
As for the subject lines, I get them on the lists I use - if they're not
on yours, check on the list administration page for your project.
Regards, Dave.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeroen T. Vermeu
Bruce Momjian wrote:
Marc G. Fournier wrote:
My suggestion would be to eventually phase out ssl2 in favor of ssl3 or
tls. And, as we are phasing it out, make it an opt-in thing, where the
dba has to turn on ssl2 KNOWING he is turning on a flawed protocol.
That was sort of my point --- if we a
