mysql> SHOW CREATE TABLE userdb;
CREATE TABLE `userdb` (
`username` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`email` varchar(128) NOT NULL default '',
`password` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '',
`acl` text,
...
I've tried all kinds of combinations like below.
UserDB default <<EOD
{
userminlen => 1,
passminlen => 1,
crypt => 0,
time_field => 'mod_time',
database => 'userdb',
indirect_login => 'email',
logfile => 'userdb.log',
sql_counter => 'userdb:username',
assign_username => 1
}
I always end up with two records in my UserDB like so:
mysql> SELECT username,email,password FROM userdb ORDER BY username
DESC LIMIT 2;
+----------+--------------------------+----------+ | username | email | password | +----------+--------------------------+----------+ | 1724 | | password | | 1723 | suppressed | | +----------+--------------------------+----------+It seems like I could make sure I have a numeric counter file with a value at least as high as MAX(username) but that seems like something that should be able to be avoided. Is there a way to use an AUTO_INCREMENT username column with indirect_login in Interchange?
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