Configuration settings
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Configuration settings
Connector/C specifies his build process with platform-independent CMake listfiles included in each directory of a source tree with the name CMakeLists.txt. Configuration options may be specified by passing the -D option to CMake command line interpreter.
Example:
cmake ../connector_c -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
CMake related configuration settings
| CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE | Build type: Release, RelWithDebInfo or Debug |
| CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX | Installation base directory |
| CMAKE_C_FLAGS | Flags for C-Compiler |
TLS/SSL options
| Option | Default | Description |
| WITH_OPENSSL | ON | Possible values are ON or OFF. Not supported anymore since Connector/C 3.0 |
| WITH_SSL | SCHANNEL (windows), otherwise OPENSSL | Specifies type of TLS/SSL library. E.g. GNUTLS, OPENSSL or SCHANNEL (Windows only). OFF disables TLS/SSL functionality |
Client plugins
Client plugins can be configured as dynamic plugins (DYNAMIC) or built-in plugins (STATIC). Connector/C supports the following plugins:
| Plugin | Type | Default | Description |
| SOCKET | IO | static | plugin for client server communication via socket |
| SHMEM | IO | static | plugin for client server communication via shared memory |
| NPIPE | IO | static | plugin for client server communication via named pipe |
| AUTH_DIALOG | Authentication | dynamic | Authentication for user input, e.g. for PAM authentication |
| AUTH_OLDPASSWORD | Authentication | static | Pre. 4.1 authentication (deprecated) |
| AUTH_NATIVE | Authentication | static | Default authentication |
| AUTH_CLEARTEXT | dynamic | Cleartext | Sends password without hashing or encryption |
| AUTH_GSSAPI | dynamic | Kerberos/GSSAPI authentication plugin |
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