Re: cvs: /php3 ChangeLog

> I don't think that there's anything holy about the way the MySQL module > works when it comes to persistence. I wouldn't go about adding > change_user() support by going over the list and rehashing afterwards, but > rather, by modifying the entire architecture not to use user/password as a > part of the key. It's not as if it's a big deal to change; Just as much, > I wouldn't change it in databases that don't support the notion of > change_user(). It's not a bad design issue (ok, so I'm arguing a bit :) > > I'll refamiliarize myself with my old code (and the new code) and modify > it to this concept in the weekend. Hrm.. That's true, I forgot about that option. We mentioned that before. If we just get rid of the user/pass part of the hash for versions of MySQL that support change_user() the problem simplifies itself a whole bunch. -Rasmus