From: Timothy S. <ti...@op...> - 2004-11-27 00:53:55
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Jorge Godoy wrote: >Timothy Smith <ti...@op...> writes: > > > >>nah's it ok man i got it working, i was just having a blonde day that day. >>the reason i asked about the ssl was i read on postgres's website that >>in order for ssl to work the client need the libaries as well. on your >>server you only allow hostssl and it works for you? have you done >>tcpdump to see if it is encrypted? >> >> > >The server only allows SSL connections. I tried non-SSL connections and >they were refused (with pqsl, I can't specify how to connect with >pypgsql). I haven't done any check on the Windows machine, but I've >seen that the traffic was encrypted from a linux box. > > > by golly you are RIGHT SSL connection (cipher: DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA, bits: 256) when connecting by pgsql. and when doing a tcpdump -w /test i get random noise my only connections allowed is hostssl |