MySQL 4.1 changed the way they handle passwords. To get the existing
plugin to work with the new way you'll have to use the following in the
MySQL command line:
set password for 'your user name' = Old_Password('password');
Where your user name (keep the quotes) is the db user you've setup and
password (again, keep the quotes) is the password you set for that db
user.
There may be other workarounds but this one works fine for my customers.
Cheers,
Bob Keeney
BKeeney Software Inc.
Hi,
I just was doing some tests today, and maybe this is a FAQ... sorry
then.
but when I try to connect with a password user to the mysql server it
saids the client isn't running the right version of the mysql client
library and needs to be upgraded.
Is there anywhere a more recent version of the "MySQL Plugin.rbx"
available or is there a work arround.
I created currently a user with no password and in that case the "MySQL
Plugin.rbx" works
thx,
mvo
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