hi group -
i've read the docs but can't find an answer to a particular question.
In theory it's quite simple but I need help. Our company has a
central database system from which we authenticate. The idea is to let
employees have a central login across websites. In other words, if
they login as john/doe and that is valid in our central database, we'd
like to login them in to the local django auth module for the
superuser setup when the website was established. The only issue i'm
coming up with is that once the superuser admin is in the database,
the password is ashed. and the login() function requires a plain text
value for password. The question is, is there anyway to take the
hashed password and work it back to plain text so it can be used in
login? Is there another way to do this? Can it even be done at all?
Please help.
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