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MySQL 5.0.51 SSL Bug

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I recently updated my mysql to version 5.0.51 and now ssl just doesn't want to connect. I have done some searching and I guess this is a reported bug

http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=33050

I can see there is a patch to fix it. Are there any plans to release an updated or patched version any time soon. And if not is it difficult to apply the patch and compile from source without breaking plesk and others?
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I can add it if the mysql folks dont put out an update in the next few days. Sounds like they're pretty close as it is.
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Thanks for the reply, I guess it is hard to say. Once I upgraded to 5.0.51 Replication and all MySQL SSL connections died.

I have never compiled MySQL from source (I guess I have been lucky). But I am assuming that to apply the patch I need the 5.0.51 source and the diff file.

Do you know if there is anywhere I can get instructions on how to apply the patch and recompile with the settings needed to maintain a plesk system?
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any docs you find out there on making rpm's would cover it. My source rpms are all at: http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/packages/
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Thanks for the link.

Can I just use the spec file in there and add the patch to it to re compile and get going?
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Yeah pretty much
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Easier then I thought it would be.
The patch works and everything is back to normal.

I am just glad I didn't have to produce the spec file.

Here is a direct link to the patch
http://cvs.pld-linux.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb ... .1.2.2&f=u

If anyone needs it before a new version is out.
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Thanks for the follow up! If they dont put anything together by this weekend I'll merge it in to [atomic].
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