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I have a Postgres/PostGIS server using ssl server+client authentication (sslmode=verify-full). All the configuration (ssl mode and path to key & certs files) is stored in the authentication profile managed by QGIS.
I can successfully create the metadata administration project using the processing panel, but found out that all layers include duplicate sslmode keys:
the one from my authentication profile (sslmode=verify-full) and
the hard-coded one from this plugin's default project (sslmode=disable).
Is this key mandatory in the project template, or would just removing it solve this issue without creating a new one for regular cases?
NB: the same applies for estimatedmetadata=false, also hard-coded, but not relevant to this issue
Best,
Gilles
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Hi,
I have a Postgres/PostGIS server using ssl server+client authentication (
sslmode=verify-full
). All the configuration (ssl mode and path to key & certs files) is stored in the authentication profile managed by QGIS.I can successfully create the metadata administration project using the processing panel, but found out that all layers include duplicate
sslmode
keys:sslmode=verify-full
) andsslmode=disable
).Is this key mandatory in the project template, or would just removing it solve this issue without creating a new one for regular cases?
NB: the same applies for
estimatedmetadata=false
, also hard-coded, but not relevant to this issueBest,
Gilles
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: