Today I was attempting to configure Apache (2.2) to control access to my SubVersion repositories using mod_auth_kerb and I hit a snag when attempting to access repositories from Leopard clients.
Not much here, just a quick note about getting SSL connections to PostgreSQL in Ruby. According to the ruby-postgres documentation arbitrary libpg options can be passed to the PGconn.open() call. Calling PGconn.open like this:
conn = PGconn.open( 'host' => 'host.domain.com',
'options' => 'sslmode=require' )
results in PGError: FATAL: invalid command-line arguments for server process. After digging at some forums and the ruby-postgres source code I found that one needs to prepend the options string with -o, so a working example is:
conn = PGconn.open( 'host' => 'host.domain.com',
'options' => '-o sslmode=require' )