Authorization in Symfony2 - User account is disabled. How to fix?

Question

symfony

Welcome all. I need help - I can't deal with the following situation:
1. Moved the project from the local machine from env=dev ( app_dev.php ) to VDS hosting ( nginx+php5-fpm+mariadb+phpmyadmin+Symfony2 ) from env=prod ( app. php).
2. Connection with a DB functions - this moment tested.
3. Authorization: the standard functionality of Symfony is used (I did not use third-party libraries), bcrypt 12 encryption, the provider - users from the database.
4. Problem: when authorizing, it gives out "User account is disabled" - in fact, I studied solutions on the Internet - nothing helps, in the DB.User the value is_active = 1 initially, there were no such problems on the local version of the project.
5. Question: tell me where else to look, perhaps the described problem arose due to the change of environment from dev to prod. Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Your user class must implement Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\AdvancedUserInterface in order to work with the standard security component.
According to this interface, there must be an isEnabled() method that returns true. Otherwise, this error occurs.

Answer 2

Thanks a lot for the tip!!! I looked at the User entity - everything is written in it as in the documentation - the User class is implemented from AdvancedUserInterface, there is an isEnabled() method - in theory everything should work.
I looked in the database at the User table, because confused in the User class description:

/**
* @ORM\Column(name="is_active", type="integer")
*/
private $isActive;

in the User table for is_active data type bit, changed to boolean and in the User class in:

/**
* @ORM\Column(name="is_active", type="boolean")
*/
private $isActive;

- everything worked! That's what inattention means... But it's strange why then I didn't have such a situation on the local version of the project...
Thank you.