Security question UNIX Sockets vs CIDR style access
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: Security question UNIX Sockets vs CIDR style access
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: Kevin Kempter <
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: Mon, 1 Jun 2009 09:06:39 -0600
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Hi All;
I'm looking for thoughts/feedback on the use of UNIX Sockets vs standard CIDR style access (i,e, Ident, MD5, etc) to a Postgres Cluster. What are the pros/cons, which is more secure and why, etc...
Thanks in advance
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