WP-Config.php Variable Defs as compared to mysql command line args

  • Resolved michaelscotthoward

    (@michaelscotthoward)


    6 years ago

    I can connect to my mysql & maria instances (yes either or) via CLIENT SSL CERTS: –ssl-ca=~../../myca.ca.pem –ssl-cert=client-cert.pem –ssl-key=client-key.pem (other commandline ARGs too naturally). I’ve set the wp-config.php but, it does not work…

    SO I KNOW SSL WORKS via mysql>status;
    8<— SNIP —>8
    SSL: Cipher in use is DHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384
    8<— SNIP —>8

    /** MYSQL_SSL_KEY [default: not set] */

    define(‘MYSQL_SSL_KEY’,’/FULLPATH/…client-key.pem’);

    /**The path name to the key file. (RSA Key) */

    /** MYSQL_SSL_CERT [default: not set] */

    define(‘MYSQL_SSL_CERT’,’/FULLPATH/…client-cert.pem’);

    /** The path name to the certificate file. */

    /** MYSQL_SSL_CA [default: not set] */

    define(‘MYSQL_SSL_CA’,ca.pem’);

    /** The path name to the certificate authority file. */

    /** MYSQL_SSL_CA_PATH [default: not set] */

    define(‘MYSQL_SSL_CA_PATH’,”/FULLPATH/CA/…’);

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  • Thread Starter michaelscotthoward

    (@michaelscotthoward)

    5 years, 11 months ago

    AH, my problem was ORDER of the above defines!

    I moved then just after:

    define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘MYSQL_HOST:MYPORT,’);

    /** Stab at SSL */

    and BINGO! worked
    and worked with MARIADB version 10..

    Many thanks!

    Plugin Author hypertextranch

    (@hypertextranch)

    5 years, 9 months ago

    Glad to hear it worked, I’ve also updated the readme to make the options a bit clearer.

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