Hi all... This is my last resource and I should say that I'm desperate... I've to make a release and I don't know how to solve the following. I'm working in a project using Linux Fedora Core 4 + MySQL + sendmail + our own services and daemons. This release include many security enhancements. Using secure SSL connections with the service is one of the most important. I know this is not a MySQL discussion list, but the guys in MySQL list and Fedora list did not help me. Ok, the facts... I've created my own certificates, I've configure MySQL accordint to the documentation, but... I'm watching a very estrange behaviour. If I start MySQL from the /etc/rc.d/init.d/ folder I get a permission denied reading the .pem files. But then if I copy the same script to a different folder and run it from there, this error disappear, just like that. The .pem files are chmoded to 777 and owned as root.mysql. I've even used strace triying to find a hidden previous error condition but nothing new, the open system call fails returning EACCESS. I write to this list because the error is reported by the openssl library, used by MySQL but maybe you have hear it before. I'll appreciate any help, thanks in advance for your time
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