Hi,
I think what happened with us:
In sogo.conf we used to have mysql creds userorig/passorig, with
matching user in mysql: 'userorig'@'localhost'
A year ago, we added a user in mysql: 'usernew'@'*' with rights granted
on the sogo database, and changed sogo.conf to use that new user, but
Hi Francis!
Op 5-10-2020 om 17:59 schreef Francis Lachapelle (flachape...@inverse.ca):
Exactly, you need to modify three columns of the sogo_folder_info table. If you
want to change the password, you would do something like this:
update sogo_folder_info set \
c_location =
Hello all,
as I have recently changed the DB Password without knowing that it needs
to be changed in the DB as well I ask myself what is the impact of the
wrong password there? I had no reports that something is not working. I
am a bit confused.
Regards
Christian
On 05.10.20 17:59,
Hi mj
> On Oct 2, 2020, at 8:26 AM, mj (li...@merit.unu.edu) wrote:
>
> For security reasons (more stringent password requirements) we would like to
> change the sogo database connection credentials.
>
> However, to do that, we don't only need edit sogo.conf, but also the saved
> credentials
Hi,
Op 10/2/20 om 2:26 PM schreef mj (li...@merit.unu.edu):
However, to do that, we don't only need edit sogo.conf, but also the
saved credentials in the database, per user in the sogo_folder_info.
Is there a supported nice way (sogo-tool?) to do that for users that are
already in the
Hi,
For security reasons (more stringent password requirements) we would
like to change the sogo database connection credentials.
However, to do that, we don't only need edit sogo.conf, but also the
saved credentials in the database, per user in the sogo_folder_info.
Is there a supported
