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Hi All, I post it here too just in case it rings the bell with someone. I have a problem that is probably a very simple one for those who use it in their daily work, however I could not find a good answer yet. We have an ASP program that runs a project management software under MySQL...

Hi All, I have a problem that is probably a very simple one for those who use it in their daily work, however I could not find a good answer yet. We have an ASP program that runs a project management software under MySQL database and Windows 2003. We have clients who have concerns to keep...

Yeah, it does what needs to be done. Thanks for your help! Now it is time to go thorough the encryption process for bugs... :)

So you think it will take care of the 0 the same way it would do with anything else. OKay, it worth a try... let's see...

It says: 0 Maybe it is not even a whole byte... Frankly the encryption/decryption process is not my invention so it can do something I do not understand fully, however I have not tried to store the passwords in raw text and just read them out directly. That way it would show if that extra...

I have tried trim() but unfortunately that does not work. I had to use the good old "left(passw,len(passw)-1)" method...

Good idea, I try with trim() as well. left(passw,len(passw)-1) still makes me feeling a bit hesitant even though it works (what if they got two of those invisible devils)... yeah, the asc() does not show anything... maybe the decryption process adds something weird to them, I have to double...

So you can just keep your default session settings. If you want to keep your users in for a very long time, I would suggest my method of using cookies to relogin them back if the session is killed. Take a look at my post (right by yours). The idea is that once they log in, their log in info will...

Dude, you are the MAN! :) It put me a bug in my ears when you said you still think that is a character issue... Now I went back to my code and checked a len(passw) before I built up my query. And guess what happened? It was one character longer than before... so you were right, it got an...

Thanks guitarzan, but I have found no special character in there... what is really strange, when I use your loop, the entire string is visible character by character, however when I want to print the string all at once, it breaks... it makes absolutely no sense to me. I suspect this has to be...

Here is the full error message: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14' [MySQL][ODBC 3.51 Driver][mysqld-4.1.21-community-nt]You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'jambalaya at...

Nope. It produces this error regardless what the password is... Sometimes I loose my sessions earlier than what I set up in the website session limit. I suspect it is because the server is a bit overloaded at times. I am running 90 websites on one box so you can imagine... It happens when...

Thank you for replying. First I know I did, but I did not know how to delete it, so the second one that you replied on was the real one. It is obvious for me that the second MySQL statement is missing the second half of it, but can you explain when you have this (I put in the line numbers so...

Hi everyone! I got a really strange error and I have no clue how to fix it, so any advice would be a lifesaver. I have created a system where users need to log in. I got complaints that it kicks them out too early. I extended the session length as much as I could but that still was not...