On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Rodolfo Segleau wrote:
> > Nope, I mean: support for SSL+MySQL4 in PHP's mysql_connect. I know that
> > MySQL 4.0 supports SSL, but I don't know if PHP has/will have support for
> > MySQL connections using SSL in future versions.
> Rodolfo (Tocayo!),
Hola!,
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> From: Rodolfo Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Rodolfo Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: [PHP] Encrypted MySQL passwords
> To: John Holm
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, John Holmes wrote:
> > BTW (and I have not checked the CVS/TODO, so I ask here), is
> > there planned support for SSL & MySQL 4.x.x in PHP?.
> Yes. More info in Chapter 4.3.9.1 of the MySQL manual.
Nope, I mean: support for SSL+MySQL4 in PHP's mysql_connect. I know that
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> On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Brad Bonkoski wrote:
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> > also might be better then sending it in the clear.
>
> But I guess that the original poster wanted to know how to avoid the clear
> text session o
> BTW (and I have not checked the CVS/TODO, so I ask here), is
> there planned support for SSL & MySQL 4.x.x in PHP?.
Yes. More info in Chapter 4.3.9.1 of the MySQL manual.
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On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Brad Bonkoski wrote:
> also might be better then sending it in the clear.
But I guess that the original poster wanted to know how to avoid the clear
text session originated by the client-server dialog itself, not the
passwords in a query (its easy to log the sessions using t
There are common one-way encryption, like md5, this is commonly what I do, I
encrypt with md5 when I insert the password into my database on the DB
server, and then I encrypt with PHP on the Web server side, so therefore, I
am only ever sending my md5 encrypted password over the "wire". Since it
Maybe you could somehow setup your SSH tunnel before-hand
(at server start up or something) and use that instead.
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On Thu, 2002-09-26 at 12:40, John Holmes wrote:
> > I am connecting to a mysql server on a remote machine, and opened up
> port
> > 3306 for this purpos
> I am connecting to a mysql server on a remote machine, and opened up
port
> 3306 for this purpose. But, I am concerned about sending a clear text
> password, via the mysql_pconnect() call. My question is, what is the
> procedure for connecting to a remote server with an encrypted
password?
> Or
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