Fix user mismatch in postgres backend #12467
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r0mant
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Always set the user field of the database connection string to the same user defined in the CommonName field of the client certificate. The pgx library always includes a user field in the connection string and defaults to $USER. The database connection will fail when $USER is not the same as the value defined in the CommonName field of the client certificate.
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Always set the user field of the database connection string to the same user defined in the CommonName field of the client certificate.
The pgx library always includes a user field in the connection string and defaults to $USER. The database connection will fail when $USER is not the same as the value defined in the CommonName field of the client certificate.
Fixes: #12221