Hallvard Ystad napsal(a): >On 09/01/06, Petr Krenzelok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > =20 > >>So - why does it work for you? If you upgrade from older version, your >>user tables are not adapted automatically, you would have to run >>fix-passwords or so script to correct it. Old passwords used 16bytes >>value, new ones use 41bytes value. >> =20 >> > > >It works for me - but that has got nothing to do with rebol. I copied th= e >user_info tables *as is* - telles quelles, comme disent les francais - a= nd >then all normal login on mysql worked with the old passwords. I think >fix-passwords isn't necessary when you copy the tables like this (but th= at >might be considered a quick'n'dirty way to do it!). > =20 >
That is what I am just saying - you are the lucky one - you used your=20 old databases, so actually you are using OLD password scheme for your=20 NEW mySQL version, that is why it works for you :-) Your tables simply=20 don't have column wide-enough to hold your passwords in new form ... You=20 would have to run either the fixing script, or install your db as new=20 installation, then to import older defs into your new tables ... >The mysql:// scheme in rebol uses port 3306 for connection via tcp, not >directly on /dev/whatevermysqluses. > >I am not even close to DocKimbel's level of guruism, otherwise, I would = have >gotten started with it long ago. > =20 > the same here ... we are just trying to proceed now ... -pekr- >HY >-- >Pr=E6tera censeo Carthaginem esse delendam > > =20 > -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
