Re: looking for a secure - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Mitch Vincent
Subject Re: looking for a secure
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In response to looking for a secure  (Fran Fabrizio <ffabrizio@mmrd.com>)
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I think you've got most of your problem solved -- at least in theory.

The answer to your questions of SSL and IPs is yes, and yes - check the
manual for details..

10,000 clients eh'. I hope you have some beefy hardware :-)

> Scenario 3 seems the most elegant to me.  It avoids having to set up
> some sort of replication/copying scheme and having the same data stored
> in two different places.  But we are understandably nervous about
> hanging that main db out there on the internet.  So, I'm looking for the
> best recipe to minimize risk.  Here's what I've thought about so far:



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