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Authored by: Shadowcharly on Dec 15, '02 10:54:36PM

I am a newbie myself, but maybe my ideas guide someone to the real solution :)

Have you tried with:
# MySQL authentification
SQLAuthTypes Backend

It works for me.

Another thing, i noticed that the only way i can introduce the passwords when i create a new account is by doing it through the mysql command line, i've tried YourSQL to manage the databases and have had no succes in getting the passwords encrypted. And when i tried creating the accounts and latter modify the passwd field through the CLI, the login failed.

To see if you have the same problem with the passwd encryption, create a new account with the mysql comand shown in the article (midifying only the gui, id and passwd) and try to logon with this new user. If this new user can logon, delete the other rows of the database and create the account anew from CLI.

Hope it makes sense :)



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