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Customer login does not work after customer import via CSV (Hash not same)

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I successfully exported my customers from Magento 1 into a CSV and then used the import tool in Magento 2 to import them. On the backend everything looks fine and all customers and addresses are listed.

However, if you try to login from the frontend, it says:

"Invalid login or password."

Looking at the customer csv file I noticed that the password hashes seem to be inconsistent. With some older ones looking like this:

4a42437364414ac618c65623a7337639:mZ

And newer ones down at the bottom of the csv file look like this:

13d82841997285ad391a7a951ec414fe:AzzxM5yPIZaEHfS9kEh2EjZlvcuDzTd5

I'm guessing Magento updated their hashing method at some point and this is the result.

Any ideas how to make the older ones compatible with Magento2?

Thanks.

magento2 import password

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  Whilst the hash length was updated, this is highly unlikely to be the cause of your issue, as the hashing mechanism wasn't changed.
  
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  Jun 27 '16 at 7:58
  

  
  
  
  

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2

2

I successfully exported my customers from Magento 1 into a CSV and then used the import tool in Magento 2 to import them. On the backend everything looks fine and all customers and addresses are listed.

However, if you try to login from the frontend, it says:

"Invalid login or password."

Looking at the customer csv file I noticed that the password hashes seem to be inconsistent. With some older ones looking like this:

4a42437364414ac618c65623a7337639:mZ

And newer ones down at the bottom of the csv file look like this:

13d82841997285ad391a7a951ec414fe:AzzxM5yPIZaEHfS9kEh2EjZlvcuDzTd5

I'm guessing Magento updated their hashing method at some point and this is the result.

Any ideas how to make the older ones compatible with Magento2?

Thanks.

magento2 import password

share|improve this question

edited Jun 27 '16 at 4:30

Atish Goswami

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asked Jun 26 '16 at 13:57

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Whilst the hash length was updated, this is highly unlikely to be the cause of your issue, as the hashing mechanism wasn't changed.
  
  – Peter O'Callaghan
  Jun 27 '16 at 7:58
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I successfully exported my customers from Magento 1 into a CSV and then used the import tool in Magento 2 to import them. On the backend everything looks fine and all customers and addresses are listed.

However, if you try to login from the frontend, it says:

"Invalid login or password."

Looking at the customer csv file I noticed that the password hashes seem to be inconsistent. With some older ones looking like this:

4a42437364414ac618c65623a7337639:mZ

And newer ones down at the bottom of the csv file look like this:

13d82841997285ad391a7a951ec414fe:AzzxM5yPIZaEHfS9kEh2EjZlvcuDzTd5

I'm guessing Magento updated their hashing method at some point and this is the result.

Any ideas how to make the older ones compatible with Magento2?

Thanks.

magento2 import password

share|improve this question

edited Jun 27 '16 at 4:30

Atish Goswami

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"Invalid login or password."

4a42437364414ac618c65623a7337639:mZ

13d82841997285ad391a7a951ec414fe:AzzxM5yPIZaEHfS9kEh2EjZlvcuDzTd5

share|improve this question

edited Jun 27 '16 at 4:30

Atish Goswami

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edited Jun 27 '16 at 4:30

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When importing hashes into M2, append :0 on to the end of the hash. M2 sees this and then converts the hash accordingly. I did this to my own account when testing. Now, setting on to do a mass import.

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When importing hashes into M2, append :0 on to the end of the hash. M2 sees this and then converts the hash accordingly. I did this to my own account when testing. Now, setting on to do a mass import.

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When importing hashes into M2, append :0 on to the end of the hash. M2 sees this and then converts the hash accordingly. I did this to my own account when testing. Now, setting on to do a mass import.

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When importing hashes into M2, append :0 on to the end of the hash. M2 sees this and then converts the hash accordingly. I did this to my own account when testing. Now, setting on to do a mass import.

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