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February 22nd, 2001, 05:50 AM
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I was extremly annoyed to find that the mod_auth_mysql.c offered for use as a DSO did not allow for encrypted passwords (they think its broke). The trouble is that I already have an apache install using an old version that is non-DSO and I want to use the same remote database that has encrypoted passwords.
Does anyone know a mod_auth_mysql.c file that I can use as a DSO and works with encrypted passwords on?.
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March 2nd, 2001, 04:32 AM
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Mod_auth_mysql encrypted passwords
What I meant to say was that this mod_auth_mysql does not work with Mysql encrypted passwords, it does work with Unix crypted passwords. Unfortunately I was using Mysql encryption. I decided to change it to use clear text passwords. On a secure server this will not really bother me.
If anyone knows different please let me know.
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