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mysql> INSERT INTO jos_users('name','username','email','password','usertype','block','gid','registerDate')VALUES('maria','maria','maria@gabrix.ath.cx','949d68ce38121db707017970fc91711a','','1','18','2006-07-19 10:21:07','7503270c7d8facb28d91e54284b64302');
ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ''name','username','email','password','usertype','block','gid','
What i didn't get at all is:
I have to register a new user straight into sql with new values right ?
The values for name email ecc. are all right but what for an encripted password value , gid , block , usertype ecc. ???
INSERT INTO jos_users
(name,username,email,password,usertype,block,gid,registerDate)
VALUES
('maria','maria','maria@gabrix.ath.cx','949d68ce38121db707017970fc91711a','','1','18','2006-07-19 10:21:07');
As for the last question: We don't even know the program you're using, so how could we know about the meaning of gid, block, usertype? And "encrypted password" seems to be, well, an encrypted password. If you want to know how that encryption is done, you'll have to inspect the code of the program again.
I already asked where that statement is issued, that's where you'll have to change it. This has nothing to do with your distribution or with MySQL, but with the program you're using. Search your 'latest software' for that SQL command.
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