Hey folks,
I'm hoping this question is suitable for this group.
I did do some archive searches on the PHP mailing lists, with
either no hits, or a billion.
My ultimate goal is to have all connections between
my webserver and the database server use SSL. I have both
the database and psql (two separate OpenBSD machines)
compiled with SSL built-in, and that works fine.
Now, within the PHP code on the webserver, I need
to open the connection using SSL if possible. Using the
resources on php.net, I need to:
pg_Connect("host=myHost port=myPort tty=myTTY options=myOptions
dbname=myDB user=myUser password=myPassword ");
That's fine - I can handle that. However, that's as
much detail as they give towards the options. My question is,
does anyone here know what specific option I can put in the
connect string to use SSL only? Is this possible?
I'm hoping that some kind soul can give me a quick
response - I'd rather not wade through the signal-to-noise
ratio over on the PHP lists. If this is completely off-topic,
I will. Just send me a polite "Go over there, idiot." :)
Thanks much!
Benny
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