Le 12 avr. 06 à 17:24, Scott Wyatt a écrit :
The problem with setting MySQL to the old password format is that
other applications (I'm thinking perl / php) might be expecting the
new and improved format. I know the portal system I use on my site
has a series of setup scripts I'm not about to tweak -- I'd have to
modify every patch release, too.
No, this just sets "the old password format" for the concerned user.
So you can have a RB app dedicated user dealing with the server the
old way :
“SET PASSWORD FOR [EMAIL PROTECTED] = OLD_PASSWORD(‘mypassw’)”.
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