Can't validate password_hash generated in console in front-end


Can't validate password_hash generated in console in front-end



I do generatePasswordHash from console to create a user. And when user is created, I can't login. I try to validatePassword but useless - always returns false. But when I do the same generatePasswordHash in front-end part it returns true.
Is there any difference between validation or generating hash from console and front-end?


generatePasswordHash


validatePassword


generatePasswordHash





There should be the same process for both. It must be something else you are doing. It would help if you paste the code for creating user in console app.
– Bizley
Jul 1 at 9:36





Are you sure that you're using the same PHP version in console and web app?
– rob006
Jul 1 at 12:08





It can be different even for same PHP version, if mods_available are different for cli and web
– Andriy Maletsky
Jul 1 at 14:02


mods_available





Can you show the code?
– FeR-S
yesterday





Thanks everyone. I was wrong. I was parsing csv file and used wrong string to create password. Not actually wrong, the password string I used was like this: "password"n , so in the end there was even new line...
– khandaniel
yesterday



"password"n




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What I finally understood is that password hash generated in console can be validated in frontend. That was only my mistake. Hope this helps to someone.)






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