Yes, I'm sure it's the password thing.
I already ticked off "old passwords" in the Administrator tool. I think
that's equal to starting with "--old-passwords"
I restarted the service (and my computer afterwards just to be sure) but
it does not help.
I also did a query on it update mysql.user set password = old_password(..)
I know I'm close to the solution, but I must have forgotten something.
I'll quickly take a look at the plugin anyway.
Peter De Berdt wrote:
On 09 May 2006, at 17:09, Yves Vindevogel wrote:
Hi,
Since the MySQL plugin does not want to talk to MySQL 5, I'm using
the ODBC plugin.
Under Windows, I installed the plugin and odbc drivers, but when I
want to create a System DSN, I get the error that my password is wrong.
I'm very sure it's right, because I type it in the other tools like
that as well.
I know it's got something to do with the MySQL password storage way,
but I forgot what.
I can't retrieve the information anymore, but I'm sure I got an
answer here last time ....
So, if anybody could help me out.
Well, as af MySQL 4.1, passwords are stored in a 41 byte hash instead
of the old 16 byte hash. Probably that has something to do with your
problem. You could instead try Alexander Cohen's CFDatabase:
(pasted from earlier list message)
We've update CFDatabaseBase to 0.2.
What's new:
- support for MySQL 5.0 (CFMySQL)
- support for sqlite 3.3.4 (CFSQLite)
As always, it's available at
<http://www.toomuchspace.com>
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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