Hi all.
I recently installed all MySQL 4.1.1 including max RPMS. During the
installation i used "--nodeps" on MAX package and at Shared-compat
cause they were requiring the libssl.0.9.6 and libcrypto.0.9.6 . I am
using a RH 9 and these files are installed on my system.
The result for mysql query :
show variables like 'have_openssl';
is
have_openssl | YES
I created a user using the grant command with 'require ssl' like
this:
[color=blue]
> grant insert,select on MyDatabase.* to myssluser@myhos t require ssl;[/color]
Query OK
I can connect using this username and CLIENT_SSL param (isn't this
param just for php 4.3 or higher?):
mysql_connect($ dbserver, "myssluser" , $dbpass, CLIENT_SSL);
It runs on my php 4.2.2 compiled with openssl 0.9.7, but i need to
TEST if this is a real ssl connection.
How could i have 100% sure that it is encrypted???
Thank you all!!!
I recently installed all MySQL 4.1.1 including max RPMS. During the
installation i used "--nodeps" on MAX package and at Shared-compat
cause they were requiring the libssl.0.9.6 and libcrypto.0.9.6 . I am
using a RH 9 and these files are installed on my system.
The result for mysql query :
show variables like 'have_openssl';
is
have_openssl | YES
I created a user using the grant command with 'require ssl' like
this:
[color=blue]
> grant insert,select on MyDatabase.* to myssluser@myhos t require ssl;[/color]
Query OK
I can connect using this username and CLIENT_SSL param (isn't this
param just for php 4.3 or higher?):
mysql_connect($ dbserver, "myssluser" , $dbpass, CLIENT_SSL);
It runs on my php 4.2.2 compiled with openssl 0.9.7, but i need to
TEST if this is a real ssl connection.
How could i have 100% sure that it is encrypted???
Thank you all!!!