Hi!

I just moved a SilverStripe site between servers (from ubuntu to debian, same PHP version, same mysql version) and everything works, except for user logins ;)

Users can recover passwords with the recovery function and reset them, but all the original password just don't work (had to reset the admin password as well).

Does this have something to do with the encryption and the salting of the passwords? Do I have to make all users go through resetting their passwords or can some SQL trickery save my a**?

br,
cpxksr

See http://open.silverstripe.com/ticket/3004 for a thread discussing what is probably the cause of your error. Not sure if there is a suggested fix in that list but have a look.

Any news on this? cpxksr did you find a solution for this?

I'm kind of reluctant to upgrade our 2.3.2 version, because we have quite a few custom modifications.

Thanks

@alvonso - in case you haven't noticed, the ticket in the post you responded to is marked as "fixed". please check out 2.4 beta2

I had the same problem exporting a 2.3.6 database to a fresh 2.4.0 installation. But this only happened in the development stage, exporting from a local MAMP installation on Mac to a XAMPP installation on Windows XP. MAMP to MAMP works fine.

I resolved wiping my members and members password records from the database and adding:

Security::setDefaultAdmin("user", "password");

to my _config.php in \mysite.

I'm sure there's a better option though..