Dear all:
I am ready to release a client/server software (in windows xp),sure it's
postgresql based application
but I have to hide the password for sensitive data.
I found that,if user modified the pg_hba.conf, modified the "METHOD"field
from md5 to "password"
then,user can find out the password by some the TCP/IP peep tool --such as
LayerViewer
(we don't plan to install SSL in server/client)
I think as a newbie as I know this bug,this solution should be released
already
Thanks for any advice/suggestion

        Regards

                john from Taiwan


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