"Michael Molz" <michael.molz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > we´re running PostgreSQL 8.4.7 for an CRM System on a Linux machine. Database contains about 540 tables with summary about 2.5 million records. Since this weeks the backup stops with an error message always at the same table. It´s irrelevant what tool we use to backup (pgAdmin III, pg_dump from a windows client; backup on the Linux machine directly, ...), error stays the same. > The log contains the following lines: > 2011-04-05 17:57:35 CEST LOG: SSL-error: unsafe legacy renegotiation disabled That looks like your problem --- the SSL library is breaking the connection. > Furthermore, I found a hint to the SSL connection problem. It was recommended to add the parameter ssl_renegotiation_limit with value 0 to postgresql.conf to turn off the SSL renegotiation. As I do this, database system will not start again. And that's the solution (at least till you can get hold of a non-broken SSL library). What do you mean by "database system will not start"? An 8.4.7 server should definitely accept that parameter. regards, tom lane -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
