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Originally Posted by Mickie D
im not sure if i am 100% right here but i think you have upgraded mysql and it uses a new password method (something on this line)
i think you can make the new mysql recognise old passwords
im sure i did this myself and got the info from
vbulletin.com
only a suggestion
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vBulletin does not use the MySQL password() function, so a version change would not be an issue unless your new version has different character sets than the old version.
I believe that the passwords are stored as "md5(md5(password)+salt)". If that's the case, yes, it would be pretty easy to change a bunch of passwords all at once.