At 03:53 13/7/2002 -0500, MonoTeK wrote:
Hi,
>I recently made a script that uses raw TCP sockets to connect to a mysql
>server and communicate directly (bypassing any ODBC or DLLs). I had
>success at first with both linux and win32 based servers, but recently I
>am being unable to connect due to an incorrect password being sent from
>my script. It continues to work for linux based servers however. I've
>compared the 8 character scrambled password hash from my script and
>another client I have. They are completely different on this windows
>based server (running 3.23.49-nt), so I'm wondering if the server
In my experience I had notice a similar behavior between NT/Win2k servers
and Linux server, the only way I found to avoid that random behavior was
to enable Samba with the encryption feature on the Linux server and make
the privileges in both sides. Then I assumed that the Win servers even
using the TCP/IP communication protocol interferes with the data sent to
the Linux servers. In theory this it isn't correct, but it had worked to
me. Of course I am speaking on LAN environment.
Regards,
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