I am having a few difficulties with mod_auth_mysql. The problem that I seem to have is that I am using this on different servers to authenticate back to a single mysql database. The 2 webservers I am using are 2 different versions of redhat. One is 7.1 and the other is 7.3. My mysql database resides on a Redhat 8 machine. (Yes I know someday I will get them all the same but now isnt practical time). If I store passwords as plain text then all is fine, but if we try to encrypt them I always get a password mismatch error when trying to authenticate. I am using the following version on both machines. mod_auth_mysql-1.11-1 I am using the following version of mysql and apache mysql-3.23.56-1.80 apache-1.3.27-2 Here is my .htaccess file AuthName "Password required" AuthType Basic AuthMySQLHost <ip address of mysql server> AuthMySQLDB authdb AuthMySQLUser myusername AuthMySQLPassword mypassword AuthMySQLUserTable mysql_auth_test AuthMySQLNameField username AuthMySQLPasswordField passwd AuthMySQLGroupField groups AuthMySQLCryptedPasswords on require valid-user When AuthMySQLCryptedPasswords=off all works well with plain passwords but when it is set to on, with encrypted passwords, I get the following error in Apache error log. [Wed Oct 22 09:18:35 2003] [error] user richard: password mismatch: /rich-test Any ideas why password encryption isnt working with this setup? Richard Humphrey -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
