NAME

DBIx::Class::SaltedPasswords - Salts password columns

SYNOPSIS

__PACKAGE__->load_components(qw/SaltedPasswords ... Core /);
__PACKAGE__->saltedpasswords( 
   column      => "password", # no defaul value
   salt_lenght => 6,          # default: 6
   enabled     => 1,          # default: 1
   salt_column =>'salt'       # default: 'salt'
);

DESCRIPTION

This module generates for every insert or update of a specified column a random salt, adds it to the value and hashes the completet string with MD5. The salt is stored in the salt_column column. To verify a password against the table use the verify_password method.

EXAMPLE

In your table scheme (e.g. User):

__PACKAGE__->load_components(qw/SaltedPasswords ... Core /);
__PACKAGE__->saltedpasswords( 
   column      => "password"
);

In your application:

  sub register {
  	$db->resultset('User')->create(
		{
			name         => 'Paul',
			password     => 'secret'
		}
	)->update;
  }

This registers a new user with a crypted password ($password is plaintext, the encryption is done by this module). Make sure the salt column exists.

my $rs = $db->resultset('User')->search({name => 'Paul'})->first; # Or use find() and your primary key
$rs->verify_password('secret');                                   # return 1 if the password is right

This validates the password

NEW METHODS

The following methods are new:-

verify_password

return 1 if the password is right, 0 else.

EXTENDED METHODS

The following DBIx::Class::Row methods are extended by this module:-

insert

update

SEE ALSO

DBIx::Class DBIx::Class::ColumnsDigest

AUTHOR

Moritz Onken (perler)

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2006 by perler

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.