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Is the password column in your database big enough? It needs to be at least 60 characters, otherwise it is not able to store the whole hash.

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Yep it his..

Weird issue

anyone?

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Check if output from "$user->getAuthPassword(); " matches the password in the database. This could be your issue, if you have edited or created your own User Model.

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I have same issue. It always returns null. I'm using my own model for user.

if(Hash::check($data -> password, $user -> pwd_hash))

checking like this. Also my pwd_hash field is more than 60 characters in database column. Please help anyone.

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