We migrated all our froxlor (0.10.10) debian buster systems to MySql 8.x. MySql 8.x Authentication method (authentication plugin is enabled). Everything seems to work, but if you create a sql database with user for a customer, it is stored in database correctly. But if you want to login with the new created user, authentication failed. I have to reset password with phpMyAdmin and use Native MySql authentication.
Is the new authentication method supported by froxlor or do we need to set MySql authentication to Native MySql authentication (In froxlor frontend we set security options to password-crypt to SHA-512)?
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MeinerEiner
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We migrated all our froxlor (0.10.10) debian buster systems to MySql 8.x. MySql 8.x Authentication method (authentication plugin is enabled). Everything seems to work, but if you create a sql database with user for a customer, it is stored in database correctly. But if you want to login with the new created user, authentication failed. I have to reset password with phpMyAdmin and use Native MySql authentication.
Is the new authentication method supported by froxlor or do we need to set MySql authentication to Native MySql authentication (In froxlor frontend we set security options to password-crypt to SHA-512)?
default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password
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