[symfony-users] Re: Security - UserProvider with Web Service - Get the password

2011-06-22 Thread Filipe La Ruina
I got the same problem.
I have to curl an service passing username and password. It will return me a 
cookie corresponding to the user session.
Any thoughts on how to do that?

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[symfony-users] Re: Security - UserProvider with Web Service - Get the password

2011-06-22 Thread Arturo Sevilla
Hi,

loadUserByUsername() is not used to check the password. The password is 
checked once you get the user in memory by comparing the hashes (or 
plaintext if no encoder is used).

You will need to implement the web service so you could return the user by 
its username, and configure Symfony so that it checks the password with the 
correct hashing algorithm that is stored in the user object.

Think of loadUserByUsername() as if you were executing a SELECT * FROM User 
WHERE username = $username, and then you check that the hashes coincide 
through PHP.

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