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Use caching_sha2_password for proxy auth #24

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Use caching_sha2_password for proxy auth #24

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Commits on Oct 9, 2024

  1. Allow using caching_sha2_password for proxy auth 

    Up until now, mysql_native_password was used for auth. This is however
removed in MySQL 9.x and this is the default that Homebrew installs on
MacOS.

While we can also try to deal with installing older versions on MacOS,
alternatively we update the auth for the proxy to
caching_sha2_password.

The one thing that this breaks is very old MySQL 5.7 clients. Anything
older than MySQL 5.7.23 (released 2018-07-27) would break with this. We
don't really support 5.7 for the proxy anyway though.

Signed-off-by: Dirkjan Bussink <[email protected]>
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    dbussink committed Oct 9, 2024
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