On 05/11/2009, at 14:22, John DeSoi wrote:
On Nov 5, 2009, at 2:48 AM, Raimon Fernandez wrote:
I'm doing this as an experiment/hobby, the comunication using TCP/
IP is really fast, I'm accessing servers that are far away and the
speed is really great, I have asynchronous comunication, I can show
rows as they are coming, I don't have to wait before all of them
are here, it's multi-plattform, my code works on OS X, OS 9,
Windows, Linux, and I don't know almost nothing about C, linking C
libraries, etc. etc.
A much easier secure option is to just tunnel your connection over
SSH.
http://pgedit.com/tip/postgresql/ssh_tunneling
Yes, this is the 'easy way', but it depends if the user has installed
SSH or not, so it's another dependency. On OS X and Linux no problem,
on windows, mmmmm ......
The tool that I'm using has builtin SSL Sockets, so I'm trying to
implement it, I'll see ...
:-)
Now I'm busy with Authentication, I used a trusted user/connection for
an easier startup but now I want to test a real user with psw ...
Maybe a new message to the list in a short time ...
:-)
regards and thanks!
raimon
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