Hi,
I'd say that the problem is with mysqld using a different CA certificate
from the one specified by the ssl-ca option. I doubt it's the
letsencrypt certificate the one being used, correct me if I'm wrong (y
can check with e.g. `openssl c_client`).
Could you please:
1. share the ssl config snippet from mysql.cnf?
2. confirm that you don't need the client part to reproduce the problem,
as the "CA is self-signed" message is a mysqld log message that is
printed before any connection attempt? This is mostly to verify that I
correctly understood the problem.
3. Set ssl-capath to /etc/ssl/lets_encrypt/ and see if it behaves
differently?
Please change the report status back to New after commenting back.
Thanks!
** Changed in: mysql-8.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Client cannot connect to remote mysql-server when the latter is
configured with ssl parameters using a public CA
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