On 26-Jul-2001 sachin shetty wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to authenticate a logged on user by comparing the unix
passwd file entry with the mysql user table entry(after copying passwords
from the password file to the table).
The password_crypt routine used in MySQL is incompatible with the
Don Read wrote:
On 26-Jul-2001 sachin shetty wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to authenticate a logged on user by comparing the unix
passwd file entry with the mysql user table entry(after copying passwords
from the password file to the table).
The password_crypt routine used in MySQL is
On 27-Jul-2001 Brad Bonkoski wrote:
Don Read wrote:
On 26-Jul-2001 sachin shetty wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to authenticate a logged on user by comparing the unix
passwd file entry with the mysql user table entry(after copying passwords
from the password file to the table).
The
Is this an undocumented feature that I missed? You just have to specify the
as TYPE_passwd and it will automatically encrypt using that algorithm? I
don't see anything in the documentation for ENCRYPT about this. Or am I
really missing something?
Thanks.
j-- k-
mysql select
On 27-Jul-2001 Joshua J. Kugler wrote:
Is this an undocumented feature that I missed? You just have to specify the
as TYPE_passwd and it will automatically encrypt using that algorithm? I
don't see anything in the documentation for ENCRYPT about this. Or am I
really missing something?
