Open johnbenz13 opened 12 years ago
I've got the same issue.
I've got the same problem. Wouldn't it be easier to use the user id as the identifier, instead of the user name?
@smoove We are not responsible for the identifier used. The security component uses the username to identify a user. It does not know about the id at all: there is no getId method in the UserInterface and it defines the username as the identifier of the user.
@stof: what should be done here? it kinda sounds like it should just be closed up.
@smoove, @raphiotten, @johnbenz13: If you folks want something else done, then you should report it at symfony so it can be discussed with the security component maintainers.
When changing the username of the User, it doesn't change the Acl Security Identity column "identifier", so everything the user had access to is then denied.