Hi Folks,
Thanks for the responses. Since the underlying knob flip is a paid version and we are a SaaS based service provider, this might not align well with our requirement and so wanted to build postgres-10 against FIPS compliant ssl/crypto. The "pg_config" is of of great help in order to understand the build time configure options.
Thank you.
Thanks for the responses. Since the underlying knob flip is a paid version and we are a SaaS based service provider, this might not align well with our requirement and so wanted to build postgres-10 against FIPS compliant ssl/crypto. The "pg_config" is of of great help in order to understand the build time configure options.
Thank you.
Regards,
Aravindhan Krishnan...
On Wed, 9 Dec 2020 at 00:23, Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Aravindhan Krishnan <aravindhank11@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> * Would it be possible to share the configure command used in building the
> standard postgres package ?
There is no "the standard" postgres package. There's a different one
for every major platform or distro, and in some cases more than one
available from different people. So really you'd have to go look at
the particular package you're using. If this is on any open-source
platform (you did mention debian) the package source files should be
readily available to look at, and that would tell you what configure
options were used.
An even more direct way is to run "pg_config" from the package and
see what it prints.
regards, tom lane
