You need a little "salt" on your password and a little bit of "hash". Try
md5('test{gestu}')Hank On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 5:30 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > we run MH 1.2 on CentOS 5.7 and first time ever feel the need to restrict > access to a series of videos to specific users. > > I just fooled around a bit in the databases and inserted this: > mysql> select * from MH_USER; > +----------+----------------+-**---------+ > | USERNAME | ORGANIZATION | PASSWORD | > +----------+----------------+-**---------+ > | gestu | mh_default_org | test | > +----------+----------------+-**---------+ > > mysql> select * from MH_ROLE; > +----------+----------------+ > | USERNAME | ROLE | > +----------+----------------+ > | gestu | ROLE_ANONYMOUS | > +----------+----------------+ > > But to no avail at the admin-login-screen I get no access with this user > and password. > > I suspect the "organization" to not be set correctly. But otoh what is > "correct"? > > Quick input in order to make this work highly appreciated. > > Andreas > atm we dont need LDAP or CAS, so I'm content with having this working. >
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