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Force SSL When Making A psql Connection
If you try connecting psql to a Postgres server that requires SSL
connections, you'll see an error message like this:
psql: error: FATAL: SSL/TLS required
You can tell psql to make an SSL connection by adding the sslmode=require
key-value pair to the connection.
If you're using a connection string, that might look like this:
$ psql postgres://username:password@host.com/dbname?sslmode=require
Or if you're using the connection parameter flags, it may look like this, using
the --set flag:
$ PGPASSWORD=password psql \
--set=sslmode=require \
-h host.com \
-U username \
dbname
If after adding sslmode=require, you find that SSL support is not compiled
in, follow the instructions in this post to reinstall Postgres with SSL
support.