My database has passwords stored in linux crypt format like
$1$0.$a4M88f1CCRU80Ik6OOGEF0
Does the authentication support this? If so can someone give me an
example of a query? I am a little confused as to how the password
entered would get translated into this format in order to do the select
and compare the two values....
Res wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, Res wrote:
On Tue, 20 Nov 2007, Daniel Campbell wrote:
More progress. I can now see traffic going out and coming back from the
sql server for authentication requests but they are failing some how and
I still get a seg fault when this happens. What type of "(encrypted
password)" does this support? Is there a way to set it so it
automatically succeeds just as a test? Thanks.
ENCRYPT (not MD5 which is mysql default)
However I doubt this is on fact the problem.. enable full logging on
your sql server
Also can you show me the output of
/path/to/httpd -t -D DUMP_MODULES
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