SUMMARY If sysbench is started with the “–mysql-ssl=on” option, it looks in the current directory for the following files:
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client-cert.pem
client-key.pem
cacert.pem(note no dash)
PROCEDURE Locate the current MySQL database certificates, usually in /var/lib/mysql, and make sure that the OS user running sysbench is able to read the following 3 files:
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There are many GREAT jQuery plugins out there, written by brilliant people, and freely distributed as open source. I have simply taken a few of them and glued them together: jQuery, jEditable and showPassword. MANY hours were spent putting all these parts together into a cohesive, functional unit, along with adding some enhanced error handling […]
erics, September 7th, 2023 
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