Error
Error Code:
3184
MySQL Error 3184: Invalid Encryption Option
Description
This error indicates that MySQL encountered an issue with the encryption settings specified in a statement or configuration. It typically occurs when attempting to create or alter encrypted tables, tablespaces, or when using encryption functions with unsupported or incorrectly defined parameters. The server rejects the operation due to a problem with how encryption is requested.
Error Message
Invalid encryption option.
Known Causes
4 known causesUnsupported Encryption Algorithm
The encryption algorithm or mode specified in the statement is not supported by your current MySQL server version or build.
Incorrect Key/Certificate Path
The file path to the encryption key or certificate is invalid, inaccessible to the MySQL server, or the file itself is corrupted.
Invalid Encryption Syntax
The `ENCRYPTION` clause used in your `CREATE TABLE`, `ALTER TABLE`, or other DDL statements contains a syntax error or an unrecognized parameter.
Misconfigured Keyring Plugin
A required Keyring plugin (e.g., `keyring_file`, `keyring_vault`) is not properly installed, loaded, or configured in the MySQL server.
Solutions
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- Check the error message carefully for specific details
- Review recent changes that might have caused the error
- Search for the exact error code in the official documentation
- Check log files for additional context
- Try restarting the application or service