On 8/5/06, limodou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When you create a new project, django-admin.py will create a
> SECRET_KEY and saves it in settings.py. Sometimes we are developing an
> open source project, so we'll bring settings.py to public also. And
> also make SECRET_KEY openned. So I think if django-admin.py could
> create a file(maybe .key or key) when creating the project, and change
> the SECRET_KEY to:
>
> SECRET_KEY = file('.key', 'rb').read()
I second what Malcolm said. Here's your solution:
# settings.py
from secretkey import SECRET_KEY
# secretkey.py
SECRET_KEY = 'foo'
Adrian
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