I am attempting to use the following setup to create an ssl connection to a MYSQL server. I noticed that when I specify verifyServerCertificate=false in the jdbc url, Java seems to ignore the keystore and truststore information I specified via System.setProperty. So I could comment out the code specified in 1) and the ssl connection […]
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