How to enable SSL??
Hi!
I'm looking to enable SSL-support on mysql server. I've configured and built the source package for Suse 10.1 with "./configure --with-openssl" option and then installed it. When I try to login normally and do SHOW VARIABLES LIKE "%ssl", it shows it as "Disabled".
I then try to run mysql as:
mysql --ssl --ssl-ca=CA_PATH --ssl-server=SERVER_CERT_PATH --ssl-key=SERVER_KEY_PATH
it throws up the error: unknown option: "--ssl-ca".
I then did "SHOW VARIABLES" and it shows variables as "ssl_ca", "ssl_capath", "ssl_server etc". So I tried changing the command to:
mysql --ssl --ssl_ca=CA_PATH --ssl_server=SERVER_CERT_PATH --ssl_key=SERVER_KEY_PATH
But again I get the same error..
I then tried to set the variables manually by editing /etc/my.cnf. Now, the "SHOW VARIABLES" it shows variables as having correct values but still the command doesn't recognize these options.
Help Needed!
Could somebody help me out by detailing the steps to do so??
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