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From v16 the postgres client supports a special sslrootcert connection string param that uses the system root certificate storage. It would be great if node-postgres would also support this param
The special value system may be specified instead, in which case the system's trusted CA roots will be loaded. The exact locations of these root certificates differ by SSL implementation and platform. For OpenSSL in particular, the locations may be further modified by the SSL_CERT_DIR and SSL_CERT_FILE environment variables.
when sslrootcert=system is in the connection string the behavior is TypeError: dr.readFileSync is not a function
sslrootcert=system is already the default behavior of node-postgres, but it's not obvious for me by reading the https://node-postgres.com/features/ssl documentation
From v16 the postgres client supports a special
sslrootcert
connection string param that uses the system root certificate storage. It would be great if node-postgres would also support this paramCurrent behavior
when
sslrootcert=system
is in the connection string the behavior isTypeError: dr.readFileSync is not a function
sslrootcert=system
is already the default behavior of node-postgres, but it's not obvious for me by reading the https://node-postgres.com/features/ssl documentationBlog post:
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