ugh, a world-readable and writable private SSL key? that's really, really bad; how did that happen, just during a gutsy->hardy upgrade, or did you configure that manually at some point?
Mohan,
actually I just asked whether the command worked, not to post the output here. You just posted your private SSL key to the public, so I advise you to generate a new one by doing:
stani,
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root ssl-cert 887 2008-04-29 02:46 ssl-cert- snakeoil. key
ugh, a world-readable and writable private SSL key? that's really, really bad; how did that happen, just during a gutsy->hardy upgrade, or did you configure that manually at some point?
Mohan,
actually I just asked whether the command worked, not to post the output here. You just posted your private SSL key to the public, so I advise you to generate a new one by doing:
sudo make-ssl-cert generate- default- snakeoil --force-overwrite
But anyway it proves that user postgres can read the certificate, so I wonder what's wrong with it.