Thank you for your answer.
I tried to move the certs files into the working directory and I rebuilt
them according to the documentation of MySQL server. I use these files just
like it is said in the documentation, but it still doesn't work.
I would like to avoid using the C API but if I don't find any other
solution, I'll try it.
Thank you again for helping me, if you have more ideas dont hesitate to tell
me !!
>From: Warren Young <mysqlpp@stripped>
>Reply-To: plusplus@stripped
>To: MySQL++ Mailing List <plusplus@stripped>
>Subject: Re: SSL Connection error
>Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 05:57:40 -0700
>
>fred ouille wrote:
>> const char * pKey = "..\\SSL\\client-key.pem";
>> const char * pCert = "..\\SSL\\client-cert.pem";
>> const char * pCA = "..\\SSL\\cacert.pem";
>> const char * pCApath = "..\\SSL\\newcerts\\";
>> const char * pCipher = "ALL";
>
>I've never done this, but a few things come to mind:
>
>1. Have you tried moving all of these files into the program's working
>directory, and giving just the file name? That completely eliminates any
>concerns about relative vs. absolute paths, forward vs. backslashes, etc.
>
>2. If your file naming is to be believed, you're using the same key file on
>both sides of the connection. That isn't how public key cryptography
>works, in my experience.
>
>3. Have you tried doing this with just the plain C API? Once you get it
>working that way, you can start adding abstraction layers.
>
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