void
mysql_reset_server_public_key(void)
Clears from the client library any cached copy of the public
key required by the server for RSA key pair-based password
exchange. This might be necessary when the server has been
restarted with a different RSA key pair after the client
program had called
mysql_options()
with the
MYSQL_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY
option to specify
the RSA public key. In such cases, connection failure can
occur due to key mismatch. To fix this problem, the client can
use either of the following approaches:
The client can call
mysql_reset_server_public_key()
to clear the cached key and try again, after the public key file on the client side has been replaced with a file containing the new public key.The client can call
mysql_reset_server_public_key()
to clear the cached key, then callmysql_options()
with theMYSQL_OPT_GET_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY
option (instead ofMYSQL_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY
) to request the required public key from the server Do not use bothMYSQL_OPT_GET_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY
andMYSQL_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY
because in that case,MYSQL_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY
takes precedence.