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I have a Symfony 1.4 app using sfDoctrineGuardPlugin for users.
I need to move these users to a new system. After going through the documentation and code, I’m having trouble understanding how Symfony stores/checks passwords.
I want my new system (CakePHP) to store and check passwords the same way the old one does, so that nobody has to change their password.
How would I go about this? Can someone post a simple example?
I think you just have to dig into the code, when sfGuard generate the password (
setPassword) and when sfGuard check the password (checkPasswordByGuard).They use an algorithm (by default
sha1) to store the password which is salted.