I'm using MySql, Zeos 7.1.4 stable, and Lazarus on Linux Ubuntu (client and server)
I have ssl setup on a test server and working certificates and key, and I can succesfully connect without zeos, like this :
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~$ mysql -h mrit.com -utestzeos -p --ssl-ca=/tmp/testzeos/authority_certif.pem --ssl-cert=/tmp/testzeos/client_certif.pem --ssl-key=/tmp/testzeos/client_key.pem
Enter password:
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mysql> show variables like 'have%ssl%';
+---------------+-------+
| Variable_name | Value |
+---------------+-------+
| have_openssl | YES |
| have_ssl | YES |
+---------------+-------+
2 rows in set (0.04 sec)
The password is the same as the user.
With the default properties :
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MYSQL_SSL=TRUE
MYSQL_SSL_CA=/tmp/testzeos/authority_certif.pem
MYSQL_SSL_CERT=/tmp/testzeos/client_certif.pem
MYSQL_SSL_KEY=/tmp/testzeos/client_key.pem
When I remove every line in the properties, connection is successful.
By the way, with MYSQL_SSL=FALSE there is also an error.
You can try with your own certificates if you want, anyone should work for this test.
I could generate and send you by mail some, if you need.
Am I missing something, or wrong somewhere ?
Which tests could I do to find out the issue ?
Does it works on your systems ?
Thanks for help