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Subject: Connection Options -- SSL already uses compression?
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Am I reading this correctly -- it appears that if SSL negotiation is
enabled for a connection (say, when using pg_basebackup over a WAN) that
compression /*is automatically used*/ (provided it is supported on both
ends)?

Is there a way to check and see if it _*is*_ on for a given connection?

I was looking to hack in zlib support and saw that appears to be
already-present support, provided SSL connection security is enabled.

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    Am I reading this correctly -- it appears that if SSL negotiation is
    enabled for a connection (say, when using pg_basebackup over a WAN)
    that compression <i><b>is automatically used</b></i> (provided it
    is supported on both ends)?<br>
    <br>
    Is there a way to check and see if it <u><b>is</b></u> on for a
    given connection?<br>
    <br>
    I was looking to hack in zlib support and saw that appears to be
    already-present support, provided SSL connection security is
    enabled.<br>
    <br>
    <div class="moz-signature">-- <br>
      -- Karl Denninger<br>
      <a href="http://market-ticker.org"><i>The Market Ticker &reg;</i></a><br>
      Cuda Systems LLC</div>
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