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Support ssl in mysql connections
an-tao Aug 6, 2025
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Update orm_lib/src/mysql_impl/MysqlConnection.cc
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Fix building
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fix mysql conn info
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Add some comments in configuration files
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Expand Up @@ -59,6 +59,12 @@ MysqlConnection::MysqlConnection(trantor::EventLoop *loop,
static MysqlEnv env;
static thread_local MysqlThreadEnv threadEnv;
mysql_init(mysqlPtr_.get());
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The mysql_ssl_set() call lacks documentation explaining its purpose and the implications of using null parameters. Consider adding a comment explaining that this enables SSL with default settings and that certificate verification is not performed.

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mysql_init(mysqlPtr_.get());
mysql_init(mysqlPtr_.get());
// Enable SSL with default settings. All parameters are set to nullptr,
// which means SSL is enabled but certificate verification is NOT performed.
// This may have security implications; see MySQL C API documentation for details.

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mysql_ssl_set(mysqlPtr_.get(),
nullptr, // key
nullptr, // cert
nullptr, // CA
nullptr, // CApath
nullptr); // cipher
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mysql_options(mysqlPtr_.get(), MYSQL_OPT_NONBLOCK, nullptr);
#ifdef HAS_MYSQL_OPTIONSV
mysql_optionsv(mysqlPtr_.get(), MYSQL_OPT_RECONNECT, &reconnect_);
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