Add MySQL TLS support #261
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Adds TLS support for MySQL connections in the Trillian server/signer. Key changes include: - Added new flags: + mysql_tls_ca: Path to the CA certificate file for the MySQL TLS connection. + mysql_server_name: Name of the MySQL server to be used as the Server Name in the TLS configuration. - Added a new function registerTLSConfig() to handle the registration of the custom TLS configuration. If no TLS configuration is provided, the connection defaults to non-TLS, ensuring backward compatibility. Issue: google#3592
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This PR adds TLS support for MySQL connections in the Trillian server/signer. The key changes include:
Added new flags:
mysql_tls_ca: Path to the CA certificate file for the MySQL TLS connection.mysql_server_name: Name of the MySQL server to be used as the Server Name in the TLS configuration.TLS Configuration Registration:
registerTLSConfig()to handle the registration of the custom TLS configuration.If no TLS configuration is provided, the connection defaults to non-TLS, ensuring backward compatibility.
Issue: google#3592
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