Hi Walter,

Walter D. Funk wrote:

>Hi,
>
> I am trying Mysql Password() function, to encrypt password in a a
>user/password
>table,
> it works fine both ways; it is to say, when I submit a login
>(user/password)
>combination it fetches the pair ok.
> My question is, as I read in the documentation, that the process is
>irreversible, how can I deal with the fact
> that a user can forget his password, if I will not be able to retrieve the
> original string, because what i can see is the encrypted data
>
You always (since you have privileges) can change the password of a 
user. So,
forget the password is not a big problem.

>
> is there a workaround to deal with this, either than storing in a separeted
> table the original password string (not encrypted), or shall i simply not
> use this function ?
>
> thanks in advance to any suggestion
>Walter
>
>
>
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