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Our MySQL (well, MariaDB) server doesn't use SSL and it looks like something in Longview's MySQL connectivity functions enforces SSL all of a sudden. It's been working for years, but all of a sudden, when longview 1.1.5 got restarted, now we're getting these SSL errors:
12/13 11:40:16 WARN Longview[12200] - DBI connect('host=localhost;','linode-longview',...) failed: TLS/SSL error: SSL is required, but the server does not support it at /opt/linode/longview/Linode/Longview/DataGetter/Applications/MySQL.pm line 69.
12/13 11:40:16 ERROR Longview[12200] - Unable to connect to the database: TLS/SSL error: SSL is required, but the server does not support it
I don't understand why this is happening all of a sudden. Any ideas? Or ideally, you'd add a config flag for not enforcing ssl.
Our MySQL (well, MariaDB) server doesn't use SSL and it looks like something in Longview's MySQL connectivity functions enforces SSL all of a sudden. It's been working for years, but all of a sudden, when longview 1.1.5 got restarted, now we're getting these SSL errors:
I don't understand why this is happening all of a sudden. Any ideas? Or ideally, you'd add a config flag for not enforcing ssl.