Correction... according to the manual... you could do something like:
Auth_MySQL_Encryption_Types [Plaintext, Crypt_DES, MySQL] in the config
file from apache...
Mysql being the password() function
It should work, but I personnally still get errors with these parameters
in httpd.conf
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> >INSERT INTO table VALUES ('username',PASSWORD('cleartext'),'groups');
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> Sorry, that won't work - the PASSWORD() function doesn't use DES.
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