You'd probably have to write a custom auth driver: http://laravel.com/docs/extending#authentication

I think this might be fairly simple, actually. Your driver's validateCredentials() function would base64 encode the username and password and check that:

function validateCredentials(UserInterface $oldDbUser, array $credentials)
{
    $pass = base64_encode($credentials['password']);
    $username = base64_encode($credentials['username']);
    return ($oldDbUser->getAuthPassword() == $pass) && ($username = $oldDbUser->username);
}

thepsion5 said:

You'd probably have to write a custom auth driver: http://laravel.com/docs/extending#authentication

I think this might be fairly simple, actually. Your driver's validateCredentials() function would base64 encode the username and password and check that:

function validateCredentials(UserInterface $oldDbUser, array $credentials)
{
   $pass = base64_encode($credentials['password']);
   $username = base64_encode($credentials['username']);
   return ($oldDbUser->getAuthPassword() == $pass) && ($username = $oldDbUser->username);
}

Mmm. yes, i think this would be enought, but cant understand in which file i should put this extend...