There is no fundamental difference between a "public" and a "private"
CA. The only difference is in what root certificates (if any) are
trusted.
Since your report is "mysql-server does not take into account configured
ssl parameters" I see no reason why a simple reproduction of your case
with self-signed certificates should not be possible.
I suggest you start by trying to provide full steps to reproduce your
problem using self-signed certificates. If you cannot, but the same
configuration steps do not work when adjusted to use certificates signed
by Let's Encrypt, then that would demonstrate that the problem somehow
only exhibits itself when using a "public CA". Either way, please
provide such reproduction steps and then we can look again.
** Changed in: mysql-8.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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