Note: Google Groups seemed to have eaten my first attempt, I hope this
isn't a repost!
I am also stuck on this hashing issue with my existing database.
However, I can't figure out how to create an appropriate object. Could
someone take a look at the component I created and help me find what's
I'm still stuck on this same issue because I don't know how to
properly create an object. The custom controller I created doesn't
seem to cut it. Since I've been stuck on this for days any help would
be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!
/* My custom controller: */
App::import(array('Router',
Hey, dude.
Thanks, that's right sha1 is default hashing in auth component.
i just convience that using correct hashing sha1 in my controller using
beforeFilter().
But,
I say before, security.salt needed not only for Auth but hashing cookies
too.
Disable security.salt is a bad solution.
I'm login
Not quite sure I understand your particular issue, but why is the
password in your DB pure SHA1?
If you're using the Auth component all the way, it will hash the
password including Salt when the user registers, so the only thing
that should go into the db is SHA1(salt.password). And every
Thanks David,
I want password in table hashing with sha1 only and without security.salt.
in another way, it will make me easy using same table with different
framework or CMS.
cause sha1 is include on most CMS / framework. Salt? i don't think so.
Cookies needed for remember me on login form.
I
There are at least two ways to stop AuthComponent from using the salt.
I think the simple hacky way for you in this case is to alter that one
line of code in Auth and keep it in your list of small tweaks I have
done (I have one of those).
Line 811
return Security::hash($password, null, true);
thanks martin. thats help me solve my problem.
On 9/11/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are at least two ways to stop AuthComponent from using the salt.
I think the simple hacky way for you in this case is to alter that one
line of code in Auth and keep it in your list
Why do you need to set Security::setHash('sha1') in beforeFilter() function
?
CakePHP use sha1 as default encryption.
Meanwhile, you can use this In login form :
$this-Auth-password($this-data['User']['password']) -- automatically
using sha1 with salt.
But if you want CakePHP use no .salt. at
I have some users table with 2 value , email and password (hash with sha1).
Then i using auth component to make login form.
To make sure, that auth will using sha1 when hashing password, i'm using :
Security::setHash('sha1'); in beforeFilter().
Problem happen when Auth hashing password from
