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Old 12-11-2007, 06:55 AM
novausc
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Default Little issue

I'm running in to a small issue trying to do this. I can run an eq server from PC A without any problems and I'm enjoying it greatly. I was trying to set up a second PC, PC B, to run additional zones. I know I have the user privileges configured properly as I can use navicat from Computer B to connect to the SQL running on Computer A. However, when I try to run zone.exe on computer B i get "error: #1251 Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client". Everything I google points to a user privileges issue. I have resolved that possibility by granting all rights to the user with *.* at the user's password and as I stated before I can use navicat to connect to Mysql on computer A from computer B. I found a post on another site that says the client exe(which would be zone.exe) was compiled using an older version of mysql than the server I am running which is 5.0.45 and that the hashing method on the client "zone.exe" is different from the server. This makes no sense to me, this would mean it shouldn't work when running zone.exe from PC A but it works fine. I configured the XML files the way you stated above. Is this an issue that you ran across?
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