"MySQL Management" still uses the old password.

[mridul]

I recently enabled password length restriction. So I changed the password for an existing mysql user through "MySQL Management" (By selecting a database and then the user and modified the password).

But when I next try to create a new database through "MySQL Management" and selects the existing user, I get the error -

"Password is too short. Use at least 6 characters".

I see that "Mysql Management is still using the previous short password (from the number of dots seen on the password text area).

phpMyAdmin has the updated password, since I'm able to access it with the new password but does not accept the new password.


Steps to duplicate the issue
- Click "MySQL Management" and select a database and select the user
- Change the password for the user
- Create a new database
- "select existing user"

 

[kekays]

old_passwords=1 in /etc/my.cnf under mysqld

 

[mridul]

It still does not work. I tried with both old_passwords=1 and old_passwords=0. Restarted mysql, restarted directadmin. Still no success.

Appreciate any help