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README
Thanks for using forgot_password! In attempt to be flexible enough to work with multiple login systems (mainly restful-authentication and its ancestors), this plugin will generate a new controller to handle forgotten passwords. Your user model must have accessors for password and password_confirmation, and handle its own password encryption. I assume most people are using technoweenie's excellent restful-authentication plugin, so if you are you probably won't have any problems. Usage: ruby script/generate forgot_password <password-model-name> <user-model-name> In most cases, that's probably: ruby script/generate forgot_password password user then run rake db:migrate and enjoy :)







