OK just for the record for people googling around for this stuff
mod_authn_dbd apr_dbd_mysql apache 2.2.0 MySQL 5.0.20 apr 1.2.7 apr-util
1.2.7
Mysql's encrypt does the. trick. It's either
1. you use "select encrypt(passwordfield) from..." in AuthDBDUserPWQuery
directive, if you store passwords in plain text (perhaps not a good idea)
2 or use "select password from ...'" , in that case you need to store
passwords in encrypted format like 'insert into usertable
encrypt('secret')',..."
BR
Peter.
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