bootstrap-db.sh now accepts an optional NFP_TARGET_DB env var to load into
a non-default database. Useful for testing the bootstrap against a sandbox
DB without wiping the platform's live data:
NFP_TARGET_DB=nfp_sandbox ./bootstrap-db.sh
Verified the full round trip:
1. Create fresh nfp_roundtrip_test DB as root, grant access to neuronetz
2. Run bootstrap-db.sh with NFP_TARGET_DB=nfp_roundtrip_test
→ all 3 SQL files load cleanly, script exits 0
3. Simulate login flow against test DB via PDO + password_verify:
✓ admin@finetune.ai/admin123 → authenticated, role=superuser
✓ testuser@example.com/test123 → authenticated, role=user
✗ admin@finetune.ai/wrongpass → password verify rejects (correct)
✗ nobody@example.com/whatever → user not found (correct)
4. Drop test DB cleanly
The auth simulation runs the same query a fresh login would, including the
user_to_acl JOIN — confirms ACL role is reachable via the bootstrap data.
Full UI-level login (curl with CSRF token against /auth/login) not tested
because that requires pointing the live platform at the test DB. The PHP-
level simulation is functionally equivalent — same query, same hash, same
password_verify call.
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