Configuration process of MDaemon using MySQL for storage

The detailed configuration process and image demonstration are as follows:
1. First download the latest version of mydbcat http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/and install the latest version. The installation process is very simple and I will not demonstrate the texture.
2. Go to MySQL and create a database to store your MDaemon data. My name here is "MDaemonUser ".
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3. Open the MDaemon control panel and enter the Database Configuration box for configuration. Please note that you do not try to switch from other database modes to the MySQL mode, we must first configure the storage method as MDaemon's default "USERLIST. in order to perform normal conversion.
1) Select ODBC and click "Configure" to continue;
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2) In the following prompt box, select "new dsn" to create a new dsn data source;
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3) create a new Mysql ODBC data source to store data for MDaemon. We chose to create a machine data source;
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4) create a machine data source of the system type and click "Next ";
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5) when creating a new data source, select MySQL and click "Next;
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OK. Let's continue.
6) Fill in the corresponding data as prompted. You only need to fill in the correct data for connecting to MySQL, and then complete the configuration;
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4. After completing the above operations, the system automatically jumps back to the original interface. We select the created "MDaemonUser" data source and click Next;
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5. Start to import the corresponding table to the data source. MDaemon provides the form import file for MySQL. Click "Run a script..." and the system will automatically switch to the directory where the import file is located;
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After that, you can leave without prompt! I forgot to tell you that the import file name for MySQL is: AccountsDB-MySQL. SQL, and its actual directory is: X: \ MDaemon \ App. After MDaemon is restarted, you must restart IIS to ensure the configuration is valid. In addition, after the data form is imported, the imported form is not displayed after the Access is configured, but the imported form name is not displayed in MySQL. You can go to MySQL to check whether the form is successfully created.
Now you can use MySQL to store your user data! However, the only bad thing is that the account password in the database storage mode is not encrypted!