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Since MariaDB 10.4 (released ~5 years ago) introduced an authentication method called auth_ed25519 and still supported till now in the latest versions of MariaDB which is now 11.3, here's official to read more about auth_ed25519
Right now, all MariaDB supported versions are support auth_ed25519 which as I said, since MariaDB 10.4
I remember looking into this some time ago. And I noped out when I learned that MariaDB invented their own variant of ED25519: https://jira.mariadb.org/browse/MDEV-19217
I remember looking into this some time ago. And I noped out when I learned that MariaDB invented their own variant of ED25519: https://jira.mariadb.org/browse/MDEV-19217
Hey @nielsdos
At some point MySQL will eventually implement ed25519 too. Since sha-1 is freaking weak nowadays they must implement a stronger mechanism for authentication.
Description
Overview
Since MariaDB
10.4
(released ~5 years ago) introduced an authentication method calledauth_ed25519
and still supported till now in the latest versions of MariaDB which is now11.3
, here's official to read more aboutauth_ed25519
The Problem
As this code of PHP 8.1.0 ( Located in https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/php-8.1.0/ext/mysqlnd/mysqlnd_auth.c#L1315-L1326 ) mentioned below that
auth_ed25519
is not supported yet.Also, here's what official MariaDB said about
mysql_native_password
:The Requested Features
More on this
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