Thanks Richard.
I had another look, and the database is in fact changing when I do a
password reset. The password after reset is sha512 + hmac using the
salt specified in the db.py. I checked it in code manually. I tried
to find a combination of algorithm that gave me the old hash, before
the
What you describe is pretty strange I dump postgresql db and reload it many
time and i didn't have this problem...
Try to look if there is not something wrong with your new installation...
May be you belive that you point to the right db, but you don't... It
possible that you point to SQLite...
No actually it is the user authentication using Auth from the model.
I think I will compare the database before and after, make sure I know
exactly what has changed between the two.
Thanks.
On Feb 16, 7:21 pm, Richard Vézina ml.richard.vez...@gmail.com
wrote:
The problem is it only when you try
Did you change the user of you DB?
If yes, you have to change it in db.py in model this line (example for
Postgres) :
db=DAL('postgres://USERNAME:PASSWORD@127.0.0.1:5432/NEWDBNAME')
And if it coming from the auth at login... Just put a password directly into
auth.user password field and go into
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