Hi
On Wed 9. 11. 2005 19:51, Marc Delisle wrote:
About the SHOW PHP info, there was a time when the
cookie containing
the password was visible there in plain text, it might explain the
reason for this default.
There is also reason that it can uncover much information about server.
For mysqlinfo and mysqlvars, I think it was determined
that this is
information useful for a system admin.
Both are also useful for user. We show eg. collations and storage
engines in all cases, so these two IMHO sould be same case and I do not
see need for configuration option.
For the password change, I think that most of users,
if they have the
possibility of changing their password, will do it, then will
complain in phpMyAdmin support forums because all their other MySQL
apps are now broken.
Yes, this one should be enabled by admin.
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