Secure MySQL connections
Secure MySQL connections via SSL/TLS: it is only a number of small changes in the code and a huge step in decreasing the attack surface.

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Pedi commented
I can't believe Plesk has no Built-in feature for encrypt remote MySQL-Connections.ufff
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Robin commented
5 years and still no TLS for MySQL.
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Gunter commented
Yes, it is very important also in my opinion.
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Mathias Bank commented
I cannot understand how it is possible in 2023 to use unsecure connections to the SQL database - especially as in a database you are typically saving personal data. That makes Plesk to be in a severe conflict with the GDPR and thus to be not usable in many use case scenarios.
So please make this a high priority issue!
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C V N commented
Need it badly. High time essential SSL support is given.
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Joshua Moniz commented
A must requirement
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Jan Reilink commented
Non-SSL connections to databases are not done nowadays, c'mon and add some support!
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Dennis Ng commented
Hosting with Data-in-transit for Remote DB should be implemented. Please consider the in the new Plesk Feature
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Rope Access commented
Preferably using LetsEncrypt...
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Rope Access commented
This should have been implemented a long time ago, it's a fundamental principle of database work..
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Anonymous commented
I cannot even consider using a database without being able to encrypt the connections. Please consider this as an essential piece of work.
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Plesk Tech Support commented
Allow the user to configure Database Servers to connect over SSL, specifying SSL certificate, CA certificate and SSL key. Currently, this has to be done manually via phpMyAdmin config file at /usr/local/psa/phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php.
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Tom commented
+1
I'm using a cloud based (AWS) mysql instance, with this becoming more main stream this is essential security and needs urgently addressing.
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Anonymous commented
Please do this. It will be a very big security step. Thanks for your work.
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Hans H. Mobron commented
should have been implanted long ago and shouldn't even be a question here.
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Mooksz commented
Yas pleasee
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Peter commented
This should really be implemented ASAP. It's a must-have feature in GDPR regulated environments.
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Anonymous commented
up up up
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Anonymous commented
It could be a great security and versatility improvement.
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Paul Hermans commented
This could be the same SSL certificate used to protect Plesk and the Mail server, possibly a Let's Encrypt certifcate.
Certificate for securing Plesk
Certificate for securing mail
Certificate for securing MySQL