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Author Re: Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upg
Nic Begusarai

2004-12-18, 12:49 pm


"Nic Begusarai" <bihbeg@hub2.nic.in> wrote in message news:...
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> I just install MySql and trying to connect on localhost using PHP
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> Error: Client does not support authentication protocol requested by

server;
> consider upgrading MySQL client
> how to correct this problem
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> rana
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randy998

2005-01-14, 11:52 pm

This will fix it. you need to run this at the mysql command prompt because of the different password authentications


SET PASSWORD FOR 'zoooz'@'some_host' = OLD_PASSWORD('mypass');

zoooz is the username
some_host is the host
mypass is the password you want


this will fix it
Threepwood

2005-01-30, 10:38 am

thanks man :) u helped my a lot. i've had this problem too.
but now it works.

thank you again
randy998

2005-01-30, 3:14 pm

quote:
Originally posted by Threepwood
thanks man :) u helped my a lot. i've had this problem too.
but now it works.

thank you again




Glad I could help :-)
mweed

2005-02-23, 2:29 am

quote:
Originally posted by randy998
This will fix it.

Brilliant!.. Saved me a ton of time. I was about to upgrade to a newer PHP version like mysqld told me to.

Thanks, Matt
lordpeart

2005-03-03, 1:25 pm

I was about to rip out my hair and cry. Thanks for the advice. All working now!!!!!(at last)
areamike

2005-03-07, 9:56 pm

quote:
Originally posted by randy998
This will fix it. you need to run this at the mysql command prompt because of the different password authentications


SET PASSWORD FOR 'zoooz'@'some_host' = OLD_PASSWORD('mypass');

zoooz is the username
some_host is the host
mypass is the password you want


this will fix it



This is the same advice I have gotten all day...problem is no one can tell me how to get into the mysql command prompt in Redhat Linux 9.

HELP??
asra

2005-03-20, 6:05 pm

Thanks it solved my problem too!



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quote:
Originally posted by randy998
This will fix it. you need to run this at the mysql command prompt because of the different password authentications


SET PASSWORD FOR 'zoooz'@'some_host' = OLD_PASSWORD('mypass');

zoooz is the username
some_host is the host
mypass is the password you want


this will fix it

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