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[Max Gribov]

Just tried this.
Still no effect after running this SQL query, and more, when i put
old_passwords into my.cnf or run mysql with --old-passwords and try to
shutdown and then start mysql, it fails to start, with no errors in any
log files, but once I remove that, it starts fine.
Also, at that link it talks about PHP's incompatibility with MySQL's 4.1
and up passwords, but this is PHP5 with MySQL 4.0.18, and I know
password authentication works for other applications on that host
written in PHP and using that database..
Russ, both client and server are same version..
I am upgrading MySQL to 5, its a shot in the dark, but maybe that will
solve this issue.
Other than that, I am totally stumped..



Rolan Yang wrote:

>There seems to be a lot of discussion about this on
>http://us3.php.net/function.mysql-connect
>Go there for more ideas.
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>Russ Demarest wrote:
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>>I had a similar problem. The mysql client was not the same version as  
>>the server. I upgraded and the problem went away.
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