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also interesting is that t-mo will truncate any password at 15 characters without warning and then only accept 15 upon login.. At least that was the state of t

by madmaze 14y ago

also interesting is that t-mo will truncate any password at 15 characters without warning and then only accept 15 upon login.. At least that was the state of things about 2 weeks ago

troels 14y ago
My guess - varchar(15) Adobe does the same thing with the horrible license-management selfcare site. Which, as far as I can tell, is some kind of SAP frontend.
- einhverfr 14y ago
  And MySQL? ;-)
  - troels 14y ago
    I reckon that is nowhere near enterpricey enough. I would be very surprised to find anything less than the biggest Oracle db running that crap.
    - einhverfr 14y ago
      But then you can't blame silent truncation on varchar(15) fields.