Postgresql Ssl Client Certificate

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  1. Ssl Client Certificate Authentication

Acquire the root chain (might be able to export it from the Windows Certificate Store, or get it from the Certificate Authority) Should be in PEM format and include all certificates necessary to verify the.server's. certificate Should be a.crt file (eg: rootchain.crt) Install the latest version of the PG ODBC driver. Sudo service postgresql restart Client Certificates. Now, let’s create one more set of SSL certificate files for client instance, in order to support secure connection at both sides. 1.Return to the terminal window with the established SSH connection to your PostgreSQL server you’ve operated through during server setup (or reconnect to it. How to specify a client certificate to psql? Ask Question 8. Browse other questions tagged ssl-certificate postgresql psql or ask your own question. 4 years, 4 months ago. 11,274 times. 2 years, 7 months ago.

I have installed PostgreSQL UNicode (x64) ODBC driver on Windows 10.And I have remote PostgreSQL Database.I need to establish connection to it, using ODBC, with client certificate and client key. Have no idea, where to set up it...

In Advanced options I have set up properties for cert and key (paths)

When I click 'test' I get error:'FATAL: connection requires a valid client certificate'.

I also have pgAdmin V3. And I have successfully established SSL-connection there with the following properties:

So how can I establish same connection using ODBC driver for windows?

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  • PostgreSQL 9.4.6
  • OpenSSL 1.0.2f

If my server or client certificate use SHA256, I get the following error on the client:

And the following log message on the server:

If I generate the client key with SHA1, it works fine:

How can I get it to work with SHA256?

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This can happen if PostgreSQL is compiled against an older version of openssl than the version used to generate the keys.

Recompiling with the correct openssl library fixes the problem.

Postgresql Ssl Client Certificate
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