a year ago
Hi!
I'm getting this error now when connecting to my mysql db after redeploying the standard railway image for an updated mysql version.
sqlalchemy.exc.DatabaseError: (mysql.connector.errors.DatabaseError) 1524 (HY000): Plugin 'mysql_native_password' is not loaded
(Background on this error at: https://sqlalche.me/e/20/4xp6)It seems my only option was to go through users to switch to a new password security setting as the previous default has removed. When exploring with the workbench I get this error
However, even when running this code I still get the error above.
connection_string = f"mysql+mysqlconnector://pythonapp:{__up_key}@{__url_db}:{__port_db}/{__up_db}"
engine = create_engine(connection_string, pool_recycle=360, echo=True, connect_args={'auth_plugin': 'caching_sha2_password'})Naturally, all code is sensitivized for sharing.
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Naturally I'd love to upgrade my code's security and the provider closing down on an auth method is a pretty big sign to move into the direction they want us to - but it seems my code won't budge.
a year ago
append --mysql-native-password=ON to your database's start command
Also FYI it's marked for complete deprecation so I'm not sure this is a real solution
a year ago
are you sure you did that correctly? it looks like you removed every other flag
a year ago
how long ago did you deploy this database
Well before the redeploy roughly 5 months, but the most recent redeploy that screwed things up was 6 days ago
The redeploy was meant to rebuild the image with a more recent version of mysql and nothing else.
The deployments are as basic as they come with no modifications on my end.
a year ago
then I think it's best to pin your service to I think mysql 8.30
a year ago
yeah it was deprecated in 8.4.0
I'm thinking about migrating the tables because obviously there's some issues with that as well - since they forced some tabular changes as well that make running servers in lower versions connected to 8.4.0 tables
a year ago
whatever works best for you!
4 months ago
Hi,
The same situation happened to me. I restarted the mysql service for the first time, simply to reduce the resource limits, and the app never worked again.
I tried your suggestion, and it outputs the following on MySQL 9.
```
2025-03-05T08:41:08.127679Z 0 [ERROR] [MY-000067] [Server] unknown variable 'mysql-native-password=ON'.
```
I tried rolling back to a deploy from 2 months ago, and it also didn't address the issue. I'm unsure what could have caused this, when I simply tried to reduce the memory down from 8 GB.
4 months ago
This comment on stackoverflow says that they had to remove the volume.. Having that it's not an option on production, what other solutions there are?
