From: Jorge G. <go...@ie...> - 2004-11-21 20:54:39
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Gerhard H=E4ring <gh...@gh...> writes: > Well, SSL support in pyPgSQL is just as good as the client library it's=20 > linked against. I see. It is fine for me :-) > It's just that pyPgSQL's connect() function doesn't have any way to pass= =20 > information about SSL to the server. Like, if you require SSL, prefer=20 > SSL etc. Yep. I was looking for that but when I didn't find it I tried connecting and everything just worked. > That's important if the server supports both SSL and non-SSL and you=20 > want to make sure which method is used. I wonder if there's too much overhead to justify using a non-SSL connection when there's SSL available... Isn't the order configurable somewhere for the library used? Here mine tries SSL first and then it tries connecting without SSL...=20 --=20 Godoy. <go...@ie...> |