be more portable, fixed authentication #13
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April 20, 2017 13:58
this patch fixes the problem when connecting to databases which require an authentication, we need to authenticate first, then select the database also this patch replaces head -c 1 with dd bs=1 count=1 to be more compatible to non-linux platforms also it removes status=noxfer, since the stderr is thrown away anyway and it would break with non-gnu dd
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also added keysearch to fix issue #10 |
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this patch fixes the problem when connecting to databases which require an authentication, we
need to authenticate first, then select the database
also this patch replaces head -c 1 with dd bs=1 count=1 to be more compatible to non-linux platforms
also it removes status=noxfer, since the stderr is thrown away anyway and it would break with non-gnu dd