Re: Changed password in mysql

Hi there,

I'm assuming I understood correctly, and that you're talking about the 
mysql user used by the netjuke to connect to the db (ie: DB_PASS).

If so, you can download the netjuke-toolkit package, and run the 
obfuscate-db-passwd.php tool found in netjuke-toolkit/PHP/  through a 
web server.

We're not using crypt() or md5() for this password, since the netjuke 
needs to be able to both encrypt and decrypt this value.

stephane



On Wednesday, Jan 22, 2003, at 18:22 America/Montreal, Ethan Erchinger 
wrote:

> Hello all,
> I have a silly question.
>
> The user I use for netjuke had the password changed.  So now how do I 
> make
> netjuke honor the new password?  I look at the inc-prefs.php and it 
> looks like
> the password is encyrpted.  Is this using standard crypt()?
>
> Thanks,
> Ethan
>
>
>
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