add mysql_native_password plugin to authentication_string vs password #1441
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On a debian-11 server the plugin kept changing the password of a user. Turns out this user is using the plugin 'mysql_native_password', which does not use the PASSWORD field.
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Those failing tests are not my failures, it is RPM dependency related |
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Hello @Heidistein, sorry for the late answer but our team went through some transformations, indeed the failures are not related with your PR, can you rebase it in order to have everything green and ready to merge? Thank you and sorry again |
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I have rebased the tree. Thanks |
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Hi @Heidistein, this looks good, the ubuntu errors are not related with your PR, thank you! |
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Nov 15, 2021
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Thanks! |
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On a debian-11 server the plugin kept changing the password of a user. Turns out this user is using the plugin 'mysql_native_password', which does not use the PASSWORD field.