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Figure 10.3
No certificate error
in the Windows
Application
Event Log.
1.
Make sure that you have the SSL library for your version of
MySQL.
For
example,
install
MySQL-server-4.0.18-
.
ssl0.i386.rpm
2.
Run
to create the required certificates.
This will create a directory by the name of openssl that will con-
tain three PEM files that MySQL will require. (PEM stands for
Privacy-Enhanced Mail and is an Internet standard that provides
for secure exchange of e-mail. PEM certificates are widely used
outside of mail services.)
_
make
mysql_certs.sh
3.
Move the
,
and
openssl/ca-cert.pem
openssl/server-cert.pem
openssl/server-key.pem
to a directory in which you want to
put the PEM files and then change
/etc/my.cnf
to point at these
files using lines of the form
ssl-ca=<path to ca-cert.pem file>
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