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I believe it's safe to question source code provided with the PHP
source distributions in an attempt to ascertain a possible direction
to take if any might be required.
I've been trying to determine if the mysql module provided with the
PHP source distributions supports ssl connections with conflicting
results/opinions?
I see that the mysqli extension is essentially a wrapper and it
obtains the required libraries from the mysql_config script so if
mysql is built with ssl support the mysqli module will include this
library and theoretically should work with ssl connections.
My question though is related to the mysql module itself which
doesn't have any ARGS for ssl support or a method to automatically
retrieve dependant libraries and is more of a client so before
submitting a feature request , writing a proof of concept or working
on code for a capability that might already exists but is
undocumented, I thought I'd ask first.
- -- Dale
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