I think it would be possible to use MySQL with SSL in the following
way:
I know of a program called sslwrap, based on openssl. It can be found
at sourceforge.net.
It is a wrapper that will act like a tunnel end of a ssl connection
and then forward the unencrypted data to another port on your local
machine.
You will also need openssl or ssleay and to create a certificate. Self
signed is acceptable.
Example:
MySQL runs on port 3306 and accepts connections only from localhost.
sslwrap runs on port 3305 and forwards to local port 3306.
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ing. Andrei Boros
Centrul pt. Tehnologia Informatiei
Societatea Romana de Radiodifuziune
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