Christophe is right: define a new service and give him the DBAL service as a
dependency.
Then you can define this service as a security provider like this:
providers:
my_provider:
id: my_service_id
where "my_service_id" is the id of the service you defined in the DIC.
Your service has to implement
http://api.symfony-reloaded.org/PR4/Symfony/Component/Security/User/UserProviderInterface.html
But as Christophe said, you should use FOS\UserBundle (
https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/UserBundle ).
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