Mysql and MariaDB Compatibility issues for password function

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…(SHA1(?))))) which is a drop in replacement and hash the same values

This function was depericated due to concerns about security regarding password replace of mysql users not general purpose hashing security. So this replace should be fine and doesn't require a package or 3rd party solution for now.

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Summary

There is compatibility issues with MySQL and MariaDB because the password() function in MySQL has been deprecated for a while see (MySQL Password Deprication)[https://dev.mysql.com/worklog/task/?id=6409] as to why. The TLDR is that the password() function was used to set MySQL user passwords and that was generally and unsafe practice to encourage because of SQL injection. However in our use case of just hashing a password for a user account I don't think any of this concern is warranted and SHA1 is a decent encryption technique so we should be good in that department.

Solution

Solution is a swap from the password function to the direct usage of hashing function.
So from this

PASSWORD('mypass')

to this

CONCAT('*', UPPER(SHA1(UNHEX(SHA1('mypass')))))