[mythtv] Re: mySQL 4.1.x causes grave instability

[octothorp at gmail.com]

Huh... I was able to use myth in so far as most things go, but
recordings that finished crashed the backend, some mythweb operations
crashed it (bringing up recorded programs), deleting recordings
crashed it.

I would think that if the passwords were an issue that nothing would
work at all. I would have thought it was a syntactical difference in
how SQL is handled, but no one else has thought so.

Am I just thinking wrongly about this whole thing?

On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 11:47:28 -0700, Eric Hokanson <hokanson at gmail.com> wrote:
> I know MySQL 4.1 uses a more secure 45 byte hash for passwords so it
> breaks everything I've tried.  You can disable this behavior by
> passing the --old-passwords option to the server and it will work with
> all current software until everybody updates their libraries.
> 
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> Eric Hokanson
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