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Created Mar 31, 2022 by Francis Dupont@fdupontDeveloper

Examples / documentation for MySQL support of SSL/TLS on Debian

On Debian the support of SSL/TLS in MySQL does not use OpenSSL but GnuTLS as the inspection of the have_openssl MySQL global variable shows. This breaks the examples on at least two points:

  • the private keys must be in PKCS#1 aka RSA format
  • the choice of the cipher fails for a reason to determine

Here's KB article about securing MySQL connections using OpenSSL. Maybe this could be extended with Debian specific stuff or a separate (similar) one could be written.

Edited Mar 31, 2022 by Tomek Mrugalski
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