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<0> Hi
<0> :(
<1> Goodbye
<1> :)
<0> anyone has a guide to migrate from latin1 to utf-8?
<2> the docs state:If you install MySQL on Linux using RPM distributions, the server RPM runs mysql_install_db.
<0> I have configured apache to utf-8, and I want to use utf-8, so I'm searching info on google, but wanted to ask if someone has done it here...
<2> so I gather from that that I can move past mysql_install
<0> I get strange characters on spanish accents
<3> how do i insert a row between 2 other specific rows
<3> yes, i realize my reliance on this is indicative of bad design...
<4> I dont suppose anyone could provide support for phpmyadmin?
<1> nater, Then don't do it.
<1> fr3sh, What is the question?
<1> SOMETIMES we MAY help while other times we kickban.
<0> nater, what is your problem? why do you need database to be ordered?
<1> It's one of those things that you should NEVER do...
<1> That's why God created ORDER BY
<3> i doing some comparisons in php... actually, nm... i'll just deal with it in php
<4> Heh, basically umm
<1> PHP doesn't deal with it either.
<3> ah, it will
<4> #1251 - Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client
<1> !m fr3sh old client
<5> fr3sh: (Client does not support authentication protocol) : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Old_client.html
<4> i have mysql server 5
<1> Cool
<6> such a smart ***.
<4> nd
<4> and*
<4> #1251 - Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client
<4> oops
<4> phpmyadmin 2.6
<1> If my *** was that smart, guess how my brain/head is.
<1> Cool
<1> Doesn't change anything. Just read the link.
<4> so whats the probelm?
<4> i am
<1> Your client access MySQL is old.
<6> you are using an old/outdated client.
<4> the client being?
<1> Really a #php question...
<1> PHP
<4> oh i see
<4> so ill re-install php?
<4> php 5 instead of some 4.x
<1> Upgrade the client.
<6> the easiest way to remedy the situation is to read that document.
<1> :)
<6> there's a magical "cheat" buried within it.
<4> o rly?
<6> like a video game
<6> yeah
<1> "o rly"?
<6> yarly
<4> so php 4.4.2 is cl***ed as "old"?
<1> No
<6> no.
<4> thats what i have installed
<6> neat
<4> Do i run these query commands in the command line interface right?
<1> Deu***, You got this one ;)
<4> :D
<6> remember contra fr3sh with the up up down down left right left right trick?
<6> how it was a cheat?
<4> wtf is contra?
<6> haha
<4> lol
<6> are you 15?
<4> 18
<6> oh, ok
<4> and from england
<4> :S
<6> ok
<4> just new to MySQL
<4> just purchased a VPS
<4> :S
<4> windows :S
<4> RDP access :S
<2> c'mon will....get me goin here!
<7> yeah will me too!
<2> lol
<7> rado2: you know will isnt a human right?
<7> he's a cyborg that stirs up trouble
<2> blo...could you get me goin w/this?
<6> fr3sh, did you read this document? http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/old-client.html
<4> im gonna attempt this:
<4> mysql> SET P***WORD FOR
<4> -> 'some_user'@'some_host' = OLD_P***WORD('newpwd');
<7> dunno, whats the question rado2
<6> :golf clap:
<2> service mysql start returns:
<2> Starting MySQLCouldn't find MySQL manager or server [FAILED]
<4> OMG IT WORKED
<4> UR A GENIOUS
<6> omg!!
<6> teh win!!
<4> Deu*** for Queen of england!
<4> l0l
<7> rado2: and i ***ume you already did the whole checking to make sure it is installed bit?
<2> trying to upgrade to 5.0 from 4.1 centos4
<6> lolercoaster!
<4> what i really wanna do, is have VHOST access, like each user has a control panel and stuff
<4> to phpmyadmin
<4> any ideas?
<2> omg....not installed
<4> cheers again folks
<8> hello everyone. I have an easy (?) question. In MySQL 4.1.x, can the user p***word be recovered from a sniffed session? The docs say that I shouldn't worry about this, but from sniffing my own sessions, I see at least the login name going in the clear, and although the p***word appears to not be cleartext, it's not really obvious how much security is used to protect it.
<6> it's hashed.
<8> I read the MySQL doc page on securing your mysql server from attackers, but it didn't have quite enough info to answer this question. Anyone got a better reference for this?
<0> Argh.... anyone has migrated mysql from latin1 to utf-8? :(:(:((:(
<6> 4.1.x switched to sha-1 hashing.
<9> Hanashi: P***word is a one-way hash.
<9> (sha1, over a couple of rounds)
<2> blo?
<10> debian-sys-maint p***word changed accidentaly... how can i put back?
<8> the p***word is stored on the server as a SHA1 hash, I know. But how is the p***word info transmitted to the server so that the hash can be checked?
<9> (plus a "cookie" from the server, so not easily breakable)
<9> Hanashi: Same way.
<2> I installed everything.... * max and nbd stuff
<9> You could always read the internals docs to see how it's sent.
<8> there's an internals doc? I will read it.
<2> package MySQL-server-standard-5.0.19-0.rhel4 is already installed
<9> Basically ends up being a hash on a hash + a cookie.
<6> hanashi: you need to understand how a hash works
<2> # rpm -q mysql
<2> package mysql is not installed
<8> I know how a hash works. 8-)
<8> it's hashing that cookie sent in the server greeting packet + the users p***words, I guess.
<7> rado2: so which one is it?
<8> which didn't seem secure to me if I knew the contents of the server greeting packet, so I hope something more complex is going on. I'll read the internals doc, though.
<2> I tried rpm -q mysql....says it's not installed
<6> rado: rpm -qa | grep "SQL"
<2> kk
<6> exactly like that
<7> rado2: if you type 'my<tab>' does it show any mysql commands?
<2> yep
<10> how can i change debian-sys-maint p***word?
<0> you can do so in phpmyadmin if you like
<0> I dont know how to do it from console
<7> beginer: why would you need to?
<7> rado2: as root type 'mysqld'
<2> the whole enchilla appers installed
<7> does mysqld start the server for you rado2 ?
<2> lookie here:
<6> rado2: it apparently is already installed
<2> [root@rbmain2 mysql50]# rpm -qa | grep "SQL"
<2> MySQL-server-standard-5.0.19-0.rhel4
<2> MySQL-devel-standard-5.0.19-0.rhel4
<2> MySQL-test-standard-5.0.19-0.rhel4
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