Hi Andreas! Andreas Pakulat [2005-07-18 0:37 +0200]: > the postgresql-8.0 package should create a symlink to the root.crt file > in /etc/postgresql-common/, so that starting postgres doesn't give an > error back, or use ssl=false as default (but I think the first option is > the better one).
This is actually done for quite a while now. If openssl is installed (recommended by postgresql-common), you get: /var/lib/postgresql/8.0/main/: server.crt -> /etc/postgresql-common/postgresql.crt server.key -> /etc/postgresql-common/postgresql.pem /etc/postgresql-common/: postgresql.crt postgresql.pem Both the certificate and the links are created automatically. If openssl is not installed, then the certificates are not created (of course). If the certificates aren't present, the symlinks are not created and ssl is disabled. So what's the status on your system? Do you have openssl? Which files/links exist in your system? Thanks, Martin -- Martin Pitt http://www.piware.de Ubuntu Developer http://www.ubuntu.com Debian Developer http://www.debian.org
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