MariaDB and phpMyAdmin - Unable to authenticate with ed25519
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By the official MariaDB doc, they recommend using the ed25519 authentication plugin instead of the default, weak, authentication.
So far so good. I followed the guide but am now stuck with authenticating inside phpmyadmin. I get following error:
A quick web-search says that most authentication plugins are not supported yet. Therefore, the only solution is to use the old weak mysql_native_password.
Is there now another way, since MariaDB recommends ed25519 but only native password is generally supported?
mysql authentication phpmyadmin
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
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By the official MariaDB doc, they recommend using the ed25519 authentication plugin instead of the default, weak, authentication.
So far so good. I followed the guide but am now stuck with authenticating inside phpmyadmin. I get following error:
A quick web-search says that most authentication plugins are not supported yet. Therefore, the only solution is to use the old weak mysql_native_password.
Is there now another way, since MariaDB recommends ed25519 but only native password is generally supported?
mysql authentication phpmyadmin
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
1085
See serverfault.com/questions/385378/…
– thecarpy
Feb 21 at 21:19
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By the official MariaDB doc, they recommend using the ed25519 authentication plugin instead of the default, weak, authentication.
So far so good. I followed the guide but am now stuck with authenticating inside phpmyadmin. I get following error:
A quick web-search says that most authentication plugins are not supported yet. Therefore, the only solution is to use the old weak mysql_native_password.
Is there now another way, since MariaDB recommends ed25519 but only native password is generally supported?
mysql authentication phpmyadmin
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
1085
By the official MariaDB doc, they recommend using the ed25519 authentication plugin instead of the default, weak, authentication.
So far so good. I followed the guide but am now stuck with authenticating inside phpmyadmin. I get following error:
A quick web-search says that most authentication plugins are not supported yet. Therefore, the only solution is to use the old weak mysql_native_password.
Is there now another way, since MariaDB recommends ed25519 but only native password is generally supported?
mysql authentication phpmyadmin
mysql authentication phpmyadmin
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
1085
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
1085
edited Feb 21 at 9:01
Tanckom
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
1085
asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
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asked Feb 21 at 8:28
TanckomTanckom
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1085
See serverfault.com/questions/385378/…
– thecarpy
Feb 21 at 21:19
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See serverfault.com/questions/385378/…
– thecarpy
Feb 21 at 21:19
See serverfault.com/questions/385378/…
– thecarpy
Feb 21 at 21:19
See serverfault.com/questions/385378/…
– thecarpy
Feb 21 at 21:19
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