spring security core grails not logging in -

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installed spring security core plugin did quickstart

here user domain class

package auth class user {    def springsecurityservice    string username    string password    boolean enabled    boolean accountexpired    boolean accountlocked    boolean passwordexpired    static mapping = {           // password keyword in sql dialects, quote backticks           // password stored 44-char base64 hashed value        password column: '`password`', length: 64    }    static constraints = {        username blank: false, size: 1..50, unique: true        password blank: false, size: 8..100    }      set getauthorities() {       userrole.findallbyuser(this).collect { it.role } set    }     def beforeinsert() {      encodepassword()    }     def beforeupdate() {       if (isdirty('password')) {         encodepassword()       }    }     protected encodepassword() {         password = springsecurityservice.encodepassword(password, username)    } }

and boostrap.groovy is

class bootstrap {    def init = { servletcontext ->      auth.user james = new auth.user(username: 'test', enabled: true, password: 'password')     james.save()     if (james.haserrors())     {         println("he has errors")     }       println("we made it! ") }     def destroy = {    } }

but when go login, keeps saying "sorry, not able find user username , password." thoughts?

this because using salt while encoding password.

password = springsecurityservice.encodepassword(password, username)

i have no idea of salting , hence can not guide much.

but if encode password without salting code works, just remove username when encoding password, try this

password = springsecurityservice.encodepassword(password)

hope helps.


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