Chris Coulthurst wrote:
>> If you are using a newer version of mysql, you might have run in to
>> the same problem that I did with passwords. Apparently newer MySQL
>> versions changed the way that passwords are hashed, and I had to
>> tell it to use the old has instead. Using the MySQL console I made
>> a change not unlike this:
>>
>> \u mysql;
>> update user set Password=OLDPASSWORD('passwordgoeshere') where
>> User='asterisk';
>> flush privileges;
That is only relevant if you are using a "client" whose version is before
4.1 and trying to access a post 4.1 server.
If both client and server are post 4.0, then there is no password changes
needed.
-Matthew
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