Hello Christian !
You probably use MySQL. Though (s)he cannot be logged in in more
instances you allowed him/her.
>From the MySQL main features:
"All data are saved in ISO-8859-1 Latin1 format. All comparisons for
normal string columns are case insensitive."
One solution could be if you lowercase your new username and then
check it before add him/her to the SUBSCRIBERS table.
Or you can change to another database which is case-sensitive.
Fortunately it is not true in case of the (ENCRYPTED)PASSWORD field.
SUTO Janos
GTS-Datanet
Tel: +36-1-4524458
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Christian Hammers wrote:
> Is there a simple way to reject usernames that are written in the wrong
> case?
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