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The user_to_acl table is one of the few join tables that does NOT follow the tablename_fieldname column naming convention — its columns are the plain `user_id` and `acl_id`. The previous version used `user_to_acl_user_id` and `user_to_acl_acl_id` which fail with "Unknown column". Found by actually running bootstrap-db.sh end-to-end against a fresh DB (was missing this verification step on the initial commit). Verified now: - schema loads cleanly (36 tables) - seed loads (3 ACL roles, 8 email templates) - default users insert + ACL mapping works - password_verify against argon2id hashes confirms admin123 and test123
29 lines
1.3 KiB
SQL
29 lines
1.3 KiB
SQL
-- Default users for a fresh local install.
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-- Run AFTER 01-schema.sql and 02-seed.sql.
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--
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-- Credentials:
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-- admin@finetune.ai / admin123 (id=1, role=superuser via user_to_acl)
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-- testuser@example.com / test123 (id=2, role=user)
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--
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-- Hashes below are argon2id (PHP password_hash, PASSWORD_ARGON2ID).
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-- Regenerate with: docker compose exec fpm php -r "echo password_hash('YOUR_PASS', PASSWORD_ARGON2ID);"
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-- IMPORTANT: change these passwords on any deployment that's not strictly local dev.
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INSERT INTO `user`
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(`user_id`, `user_login`, `user_email`, `user_name`, `user_password_hash`, `user_account_active`)
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VALUES
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(1, 'admin@finetune.ai', 'admin@finetune.ai', 'Admin',
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'$argon2id$v=19$m=65536,t=4,p=1$eXRQVHBNaFFLTmZYZC9pSQ$0iMhgsJVOo1D4U8XNrcDFdkIUCJEf2yY1Tmf8G9zKM0',
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1),
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(2, 'testuser@example.com', 'testuser@example.com', 'Test User',
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'$argon2id$v=19$m=65536,t=4,p=1$YmxWaHpqaHRsU1dmZHFUOA$k8veR56hGcoTsciZGVYv/NuPJSyQ3wgzSTyryW/ynto',
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1);
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-- Grant admin user superuser ACL (acl_id=1 from the acl seed data).
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-- NOTE: user_to_acl is one of the join tables in the schema that does NOT
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-- follow the tablename_fieldname column convention — its columns are the
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-- plain `user_id` and `acl_id`.
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INSERT INTO `user_to_acl` (`user_id`, `acl_id`) VALUES
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(1, 1), -- admin → superuser
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(2, 3); -- testuser → user
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