Argh!
But i thought due to passwords being encoded in a different format in Revo - straight mysql conversion wasnt possible?
Ok, didn't realise that, didn't know they were in fact, not something I've tried this
Use MODx, or the cat gets it!
Just had internal discussions with my dev, apparently you can still store the passwords in MD5 format, just set "hash_class" column to be hashing.modMD5 instead of hashing.modPBKDF2
someone correct me if this is wrong!
Looking for the SQL conversions scripts now...
Hmmmm, just tested provisioner's "import user option". Checked the source code too.
It seems provisioner is taking the MD5 encoded password, and then salting this further, which means the passwords are not imported properly.
So provisioner.class.php, line 1177
$user->set('password', $userdata['password']);
Basically if you rely on provisioner to import users, you CANNOT use the original password, you can use the actual MD5 string instead of the password to login, lol.
