The paid version I had mentioned about was the paid OS (ubuntu) for FIPS compliancy. I understand that postgres as is completely available for open-source.
Since we can't get the paid version of the OS to support FIPS compliancy the idea was to build postgres against FIPS compliant SSL/crypto of 1.0.2g and get it to work on ubuntu 20.04 for which I was interested in the configure option.
Thanks for the responses. Since the underlying knob flip is a paid version and we are a SaaS based service provider, this might not align well with our requirement and so wanted to build postgres-10 against FIPS compliant ssl/crypto. The "pg_config" is of of great help in order to understand the build time configure options.
Huh? There is *nothing* in PostgreSQL that is a paid version (there is no such thing, simply), nor in any of our open source packaging.
If you are specifically looking at the Debian or Ubuntu packages, you can find the full packaging information in the salsa repositories at https://salsa.debian.org/postgresql/postgresql. It will have all teh details you need.
