Beautiful! Thank you!
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 1:25 AM, Tom Ptacnik to...@tomor.cz wrote:
I can't check in the changes means, that you can't update the plugin
via svn?
I fso, than you can do your changes in the model/doctrine/
sfDoctrineGuardPlugin sfGuardUser.class.php don't you? .. then this
problem will be solved.
On 21 kvě, 18:12, ashton ahonn...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a question regarding dumping and loading passwords. In 1.4.5 I
am experiencing passwords hashes being re-hashed after a dump/load.
This is because when the data is loaded the set method is expecting
plaintext and hashes the hash that was passed in. (describes
issuehttp://forum.symfony-project.org/index.php/m/76257/)
Apparently there are two methods for fixing this:
1) alter setPassword to behave differently (don't hash if it looks
like a hash OR don't hash if the object is new and salt exists)
2) alter the yaml file so that password_hash is set, not password.
(sed -i s/password:/password_hash:/g data/fixtures/data.yml)
These both work for me but I'm having issues with them both. If I use
method one, then I can't check in the changes since they are inside
the plugin (I put them in PluginsfGuardUser because I couldn't get
them to work in myUser). If I use method two then that means running
a sed script on the yaml after I dump it and hoping that I don't
forget and blow everything away.
I would think that there is a solution that 'just works', I'd like to
hear what everyone else does. Bundle the sed command into a new cli
action? Alter a different file for the user?
Thanks!
ashton
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