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While looking at FirebirdSQL/NETProvider#1217 (which was originally reported against this repository), I did reproduce problems with using special (non-ASCII) characters in passwords with legacy authentication.
That is odd as the OP reported that it did work with DBeaver (which uses Jaybird). In any case, this needs to be looked into further. One of the suspects is LegacyHash (6+) /UnixCrypt (5) as it works with char values, while I suspect it should be using bytes; but then the question is: in which character set?
Marking it against 7-initial for now; needs also to be verified against 5.0.x and 6.0.x.
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Investigate legacy authentication with special passwords
Investigate legacy authentication with non-ASCII characters in passwords
Apr 4, 2025
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While looking at FirebirdSQL/NETProvider#1217 (which was originally reported against this repository), I did reproduce problems with using special (non-ASCII) characters in passwords with legacy authentication.
That is odd as the OP reported that it did work with DBeaver (which uses Jaybird). In any case, this needs to be looked into further. One of the suspects is
LegacyHash
(6+) /UnixCrypt
(5) as it works withchar
values, while I suspect it should be using bytes; but then the question is: in which character set?Marking it against 7-initial for now; needs also to be verified against 5.0.x and 6.0.x.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: