I need to authenticate on some of atlassian services(wiki for example) and on AD(ActiveDirectory). The problem is I don\'t know how to make authentication in different back-ends so user input password
I\'d like to use email addresses as a pseudo-username of sorts while using Django\'s auth module. Can I do this? User.username is limited to 30 characters which really isn\'t acceptable for lo开发者_如
Our ldap is set up so that we have multiple different organizational units (ou). I currently have a django project using django_auth_ldap to connect to our ldap server so people can login with their l
I have two databases and i must move users infor fr开发者_运维知识库om these to django. The problem is that user names are repeated (these are other users). How does it solve?It doesn\'t \'solve\' mul
I\'m seriously confused with getting django-socialregistration working. So my settings file: TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS = (
I\'ve noticed that logging in a user using django.contrib.auth.login deletes all custom and third party cookies previously set. This is breaking lots of things, such as my Google Web Optimizer tests,
I\'m relatively new 开发者_运维知识库to Django, and am trying to make some changes to Django\'s core authentication module. I added some new code that authenticates a user based on their email address
In django/contrib/auth/views.py there is the definition of the logout view : def logout(request, next_page=None,
I have been stuck on this for a while. I am trying to put both the login and registration forms on the same page, however I have been getting multiple errors depending on which approach I try. The pag
I want to allow users to change their usernames, so I have a form: class UserForm(models.ModelForm): class Meta:
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