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I think the password are saved in Db in encrypted form, because the
$this->getUser()->getGuardUser()->getPassword()
returns a md5 hash value. Therefore there is no way to get the password from Db as clear text, correct?
Further, How to reset password?
jackbravo wrote on Thu, 01 March 2007 14:56
> Yes, the passwords are stored in sha1 (i believe) by default. So you > should reset the passwords from your backend app (or from a secure > module). I believe the user administrator that comes with sfGuard already > does this: module sfGuardUser
Yes,
$sysusr = sfGuardUserPeer::retrieveByUsername('usrname');
$sysusr->setPassword('newpass');
$sysusr->save();Tested AOK.
documented on: 08 March 2007, sfxpt