MySQL 5.0 Woes
Posted on 11/8/2005 11:35 am in MySQL
I've recently upgraded my servers to MySQL 5.0.15. I like the new
features, and it's stable enough to run on a production server. I
have run into a few snags along the way.
First off, a lot of the code I'm running websites on has been some poorly written SQL JOIN statements. I've had to rework those and report them myself. I still have a few more to do though, but that's for a project I haven't gotten fully off the ground yet, thankfully.
Second, I found a problem in my own code. Part of the problem was that the function I was using for password hashing didn't say not to use it when I wrote the code. It does in the documentation now. It used to return a 16 character result. It works differently now. I've since switched everything over to using MySQL's MD5 function instead and it works great. I just had to reset all the passwords for a website I run. That sucked.
First off, a lot of the code I'm running websites on has been some poorly written SQL JOIN statements. I've had to rework those and report them myself. I still have a few more to do though, but that's for a project I haven't gotten fully off the ground yet, thankfully.
Second, I found a problem in my own code. Part of the problem was that the function I was using for password hashing didn't say not to use it when I wrote the code. It does in the documentation now. It used to return a 16 character result. It works differently now. I've since switched everything over to using MySQL's MD5 function instead and it works great. I just had to reset all the passwords for a website I run. That sucked.
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