I want to use symfony 2.5.10 security in order to login in from users that were created with pyhton/django security. Passwords in db that are encrypted in this format:
pbkdf2_sha256$12000$dVPTWPll8poG$3weiWwv4P/2GgYjeJBeUN/Hlbe1UByCj7ZRVX93FBZE=
I want to do this because I want users to have same passwords for the new app.
You have to write password encoder on your own. Django uses following password format:
<algorithm>$<iterations>$<salt>$<hash>
It means hash uses the PBKDF2 algorithm with a SHA256 hash, 12000 iterations, dVPTWPll8poG salt (for this particular password) and password hash itself is 3weiWwv4P/2GgYjeJBeUN/Hlbe1UByCj7ZRVX93FBZE= (BASE64 encoded).
Symfony has password encoder for PBKDF2 but it does not support Django format. You can just modify built-in password encoder. You have to extract iterations, salt and pbkdf hash from string in database. The rest is the same as in default encoder.
https://github.com/symfony/security-core/blob/2.5/Encoder/Pbkdf2PasswordEncoder.php
Here is another stackoverflow answer on how to write own password encoder.
Symfony2 create own encoder for storing password
Hope that's help.
