DB connection over TLS/SSL #266
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New env variables: DB_SSL=false|true MYSQL_ATTR_SSL_CA=null|/path/to/ca/certificates.crt
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From the first glance this looks good. |
crazy-max
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Jan 22, 2025
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Needs rebase following this change https://github.com/anonaddy/docker/pull/310/files#diff-6612a04c84d4ff0900226884a0ff714b8913ce20a3afa05d03f31ddd9903180f
Would be better to have this configurable through my.cnf.d conf to have this propagated to the client directly without flags.
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Add support for connecting to MySQL DB over TLS/SSL, as a solution to #199.
New variables added to support this option:
Descriptions of the new variables added in the
READMEfile.Ended up implementing much simpler option than anticipated in #199, since the PHP app would either connect to the DB without TLS or with TLS and certificate verification.
So the only options are to either turn on or off the connection over TLS and potentially to provide a custom CA certificate. MySQL server's certificate verification is always on when connection over TLS is on.