How to switch ssl off for MySQL client via unix socket
If you get the following:
You are enforcing ssl conection via unix socket. Please consider
switching ssl off as it does not make connection via unix socket
any more secure.
If you want to disable it via the client, you can use --ssl-mode=DISABLED or "--ssl-mode=PREFERRED".
For example:
$ mysql --login-path=root --ssl-mode=PREFERRED
Or even:
$ mysql --login-path=root --ssl-mode=P
ssl-mode options are: 'DISABLED','PREFERRED','REQUIRED','VERIFY_CA','VERIFY_IDENTITY'
You are enforcing ssl conection via unix socket. Please consider
switching ssl off as it does not make connection via unix socket
any more secure.
If you want to disable it via the client, you can use --ssl-mode=DISABLED or "--ssl-mode=PREFERRED".
For example:
$ mysql --login-path=root --ssl-mode=PREFERRED
Or even:
$ mysql --login-path=root --ssl-mode=P
ssl-mode options are: 'DISABLED','PREFERRED','REQUIRED','VERIFY_CA','VERIFY_IDENTITY'
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