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user1052448
user1052448

Reputation: 433

Error while trying to connect to the database server: [1045] Access denied for user

I have a MySQL database running and I created a new user called 'ssluser' with SSL REQUIRED. I'm having trouble with this user logging in from a client to a remote server.

I verified the firewall is not an issue. iptables are not reporting dropped packets.

I am able to connect from nonssluser to the remote server without an issue.

On the server my.cnf I have the CA, Cert, and Key file in place and MySQL WorkBench shows that SSL is enabled.

On the client, I have CA, Cert, and Key file in place as well.

For both certificates I used the FQDN as the common name. I'm not sure if that is the issue or not. Any ideas?

The connection is on a private network in the Digital Ocean datacenter NYC.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1038

Answers (2)

user1052448
user1052448

Reputation: 433

To answer my question:

1 - The password was incorrect

and

2 - The application does not support SSL MySQL connections

Upvotes: 0

njha
njha

Reputation: 1118

[1045] Access denied for user

is a MySQL thing - which means that you are connecting - SSL does not seem to be the problem.

This most likely means you are authenticating wrong (have the wrong password).

Check this to see if it helps if you are sure you have the right password.

Upvotes: 2

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