Hi All,
I want to authenticate modules(certificate based) against each other before
any communcation takes place among .Modules may reside on local and remote
servers. In both cases,Is mod_ssl enough for authentication or I have to
implement the authentication functionality in each module se
now how to use the mysql APIs, then I suggest you get
> some help from a mysql forum.
MySQL C APIs provide for enabling SSL support and they work perfect for a
standalone. The APIs when used within a module is not working the expected.
So what I think is, the deficit for this is somewhere
Hi there,
I am having my implementations as add-on modules on Apache that does my job
against my data-store (MySQL). Till now I had been using one same machine
for both my Apache and MySQL. Now the implementation is to be done on
separate machines. I want to make both the ends to talk in a secur
nd?
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
Naveen Rawat
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QL C APIs
usage for talking to the databse.
My communication from my module, is database specific (my MySQL is already
SSL-enabled). So is it only up to the MySQL SSL-specific C API to provide
SSL (I tried using mysql_ssl_set() with no success) or there has more to be
done at my m
with a SSL-enabled MySQL (--with-openssl=)?
2. If yes, then considering that I have got required keys/certificates for
both the client, server and the CA, what are the apache-end APIs that would
be needed to make this SSL session possible?
Warm Regards,
Naveen Rawat
required keys/certificates for
both the client, server and the CA, what are the apache-end APIs that would
be needed to make this SSL session possible?
Warm Regards,
Naveen Rawat
