Hi!
Martin Gainty wrote:
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>
> joerg ..any thoughts on this matter??
Sorry - none.
I never dealt with the inner workings of the SSL library.
Just seeing file descriptor 2 (standard error) used for socket
operations makes me assume *very* strongly that something went wrong
well before t
> perhaps a misconfiguration on the failing client ..
> can you go to successful client, enable DEBUG level
> debugging and log the connection and then go to the
> failing client..enable DEBUG level debugging and log
> the connection to the failing client this would determine
> deltas between the
> Interesting that you can request advice from finland vs
> calling from redwood shores CA for technical advice
>
> first take a look at:
> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/secure-basics.html
>
> once you've determined the algorithm you will want to implement
> take a look at SSL 1,2,3 a
> Sorry, but I have to start with a negative remark:
> Why, oh why, don't you mention the version number you
> are using? I hope it is some roughly current 5.1, but
> I'd rather like you to tell it.
Doh! Right you are! Sorry, that was totally my bad.
mysql> select version();
++
| ve
Hi Tim, all!
Sorry, but I have to start with a negative remark:
Why, oh why, don't you mention the version number you are using?
I hope it is some roughly current 5.1, but I'd rather like you to tell it.
Tim Gustafson wrote:
> I have three mySQL server, all of which are SSL-enable and all of w
I have three mySQL server, all of which are SSL-enable and all of which are
generally accessible from remote clients over SSL.
However, one of my FreeBSD mySQL clients is having problems connecting to any
of the servers. Running mySQL under truss reports the following:
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