Hi,

I am using Perl v5.16. I am facing the same issue [as discussed in DBI:mysql connection over SSL fails]. getting Access Denied.

This is the piece of code that i used. Please help me to fix this one.

use DBI;
my $kwy_path = "client-key.pem";
my $cert_path = "client-cert.pem";
my $cafile_path = "ca.pem";


my $dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:mysql:host=<server>; port=3306; mysql_ssl=
+1; mysql_ssl_client_key=$kwy_path; mysql_ssl_client_cert=$cert_path; 
+mysql_ssl_ca_file=$cafile_path", "user", "password") || die DBI->errs
+tr;
print $dbh;
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Thanks
Prusoth

2017-12-25 Athanasius added code and paragraph tags, and link to the original parent node

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