> OpenSSL is under the BSD license (www.openssl.org). Its source code can be
> integrated into the PostgreSQL source code so that users need know nothing
> about it. It would just get used internal to Postgres and the client
> libraries.
>
> OpenSSL also contains an MD5 routine that can be used on the passwords.
>
> So far, no one is excited about this so I will not push it anymore.
Seems like that could be a solution, but we are trying not to bloat the
PostgreSQL tarball. Shipping SSH would certainly do that.
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