Hi Ruprecht,
yes, if a provider not changed the default authentication
(mysql_nativ_password) there is
nothing customers have to do, because the default authentication on mysql 5.7
and 10.5 is
the same (SHA-1 based).
Mysql changed this starting from version 8, were the default authentication
Mysql 8 is already the stable version and has been for a while. I for
development use it on windows and its v8
-Original Message-
From: Ruprecht Helms
Sent: 08 September 2021 16:02
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] MySQLnd support for ed25519
Hi Dimi,
I think mysql 8
Hi Dimi,
I think mysql 8 is the new version of mysql. I don't know if there a
exists a stable release or only a beta.
My thoughts are that the last php-version maybe can handle the mentioned
authentication method or you have
to try to compile the handling for the mysql-plugin in the
Hi everyone,
i just wanted to ask if the authentication with ed25519 algorithm with the
MySQLnd is maybe possible in the future?
I use mariadb which currently not support either the sha256_password or the
caching_sha2_password,
therefore i have to use the standard mysql_native_password
Hi Dimi,
hi everyone,
I don't know about this algorithm. On one running server and on my local
linuxbox there is Mysql running.
On another server the provider changed from mysql to mariadb. As reason
for the change from mysql 5.7 to mariadb 10.5
the provider only told his customers that
