The development version on the website has the mentioned fix. The
problem that the fix fixes happens when using certain character sets
like multibyte character sets.
thanks,
--Barry
Bruce Momjian wrote:
>The jdbc that comes with 7.2.X should work fine, as well as the jdbc on
>the CVS server. In fact, some one reported a problem with the jdbc MD5
>code recently, but I know others were using it fine.
>
>JDBC folks, is MD5 working, and is that MD5 fix recently posted in the
>current CVS of jdbc?
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>Tim Ellis wrote:
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>>>If your network is not secure, I recommend MD5. In fact, we recommend
>>>MD5 with encrypted_passwords enabled in postgresql.conf in almost all
>>>cases. Encrypted passwords will be the default in 7.3.
>>>
>>>
>>psql seems to work flawlessly with MD5 passwords, which is no great
>>surprise.
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>>The JDBC client doesn't seem to work. I had to go back to "password."
>>
>>Is there something the client has to do with JDBC to make MD5 passwords
>>work? The particular client I'm talking about is DB Visualizer.
>>
>>--
>>Tim Ellis
>>Senior Database Architect
>>Gamet, Inc.
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