Tag: openssl
Setting up SSL authentication for PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is a secure database and we want to keep it that way. It makes sense, then, to consider SSL to encrypt the connection between client and server. This posting will help you to set up SSL authentication for PostgreSQL properly, and hopefully also to understand some background information to make your database more secure. […]
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Building PostgreSQL (x86, x64) and OpenSSL using MSYS2 and MinGW under Windows
I’ve written already a blog post “Building PostgreSQL with MSYS2 and MinGW under Windows” a year ago. But this time I want to show you two important things: cross compiling (x86, x64) using the same run-time; compiling with the latest OpenSSL support. That’s true nowadays you won’t find binaries or installations of PostgreSQL without […]
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