Posted by ingox on November 10, 2008 at 11:19am
I'm runnig drupal 5.7 using a mysql database.
The user names are not case sensitive.
For example I cannot create the following users: user and User
How can I force drupal to do that without hacking the user module?
Thank you very much for your help in advance.
Ingo
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My first thought is that you
My first thought is that you might be able to make the users table case sensitive. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/case-sensitivity.html
a simple request..but
a simple request..but ....
the devl is not in the mySql, but in the PHP (drupal). I dont think u can get it resolved in a near future.
We go the drupal way. How about you?
http://www.drupalway.com
other ideas?
I have changed mysql to work properly using the following command:
alter table `users` modify `name` VARCHAR(60) COLLATE latin1general_cs;
MySql is working as expected now.
The problem is that drupal does a "LOWER" in all queries.
So it doesn't matter what the database does.
I don't like toh hack the user.module to work the way I want.
Somebody else must have the same problem.
I'm using drupal 5.7.
Is there something different in newer versions of drupal?
I appreciate your help.
Ingo
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