Laurie

I saw this in the setup script wildfly_exec "data-source add --name=ejbcads --driver-name=\"mariadb-java-client.jar\" --connection-url=\"jdbc:mysql://${database_host}:3306/${database_name}\" --jndi-name=\"java:/EjbcaDS\" --use-ccm=true --driver-class=\"org.mariadb.jdbc.Driver\" --user-name=\"${database_username}\" --password=\"${database_passw> Is this just meaning that any change I make on database_host isn't been passed to the driver hence the plaintext transactions I see? Anyway after install...

Thank you again. I'm still not having much luck. Tried with a new deployment (again using the setup script and both ways above don't seem to work) When deploying ejbca no tables get created in the database. Whereas they do if using plaintext. MariaDB [(none)]> show tables in ejbcatest; Empty set (0.000 sec) If I run tcpdump on the server it looks like I'm seeing db drivers etc in cleartext come through so I'm not convinced it's actually trying to do a TLS handshake? Since I'm not using a FQDN for...

Thanks. I'll give it a go. And where does it call the client certs from? The mariaDB client or somewhere in Jboss? Is there a way to change the database url post install? Do I just change the database.properties and do an ant deployear

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PHP Server Monitor for the most part is working great for me. For some reason the...