Oops, making a fool of myself again. I don't think this is possible.
Code signing authentication works by comparing an application to a
digital signature that can't be generated without a password. Since the
server doesn't have a copy of the application or signature, it won't
work. Oh well, it sounded good.
Mark Walker wrote:
But you don't have to turn it on by default for any particular
database, and you could sign any application you want for your
individual server.
Paul Lambert wrote:
Mark Walker wrote:
One other thing. Another approach to this problem would be to have
some sort of code signing/authentication capabilities for the
postgresql server. For instance, you login as an administrator
(some sort of enhanced privs), you get to look at the databases you
have permission for. Otherwise, postgresql has to recognize the
application. Has this ever been discussed?
I don't think it would be feasible for any RDBMS to recognise the
connecting application, certainly in my view the effort it would take
to alter the postmaster/odbc driver and others would be a lot more
than the apparent gain from having that functionality.
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