Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

On May 27, 4:54 pm, Ben Welsh wrote: > The nabble link I provided has a lot of that stuff. The answers are prefork, > mod_python and the following. If you would recommend a switch to mod_wsgi, > could you please recommend the best guides for how and why? I'm always >

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

Also, sorry to have missed the Q, I'm serving media from a separate machine. On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 11:54 PM, Ben Welsh wrote: > The nabble link I provided has a lot of that stuff. The answers are > prefork, mod_python and the following. If you would recommend a switch to

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

The nabble link I provided has a lot of that stuff. The answers are prefork, mod_python and the following. If you would recommend a switch to mod_wsgi, could you please recommend the best guides for how and why? I'm always interested in reading more on this topic that I can educate myself on the

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

On May 27, 4:17 pm, Ben Welsh wrote: > Thanks for your advice. It's much appreciated. > > I've been encountering "too many file open" errors through Apache. I have a > thread open on httpd-users discussing the topic. > >

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

Thanks for your advice. It's much appreciated. I've been encountering "too many file open" errors through Apache. I have a thread open on httpd-users discussing the topic. http://www.nabble.com/-users%40httpd--What-is-the-best-way-to-handle-%22too-many-open-files%22-errors--td23629492.html To

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

On May 27, 2:33 pm, Ben Welsh wrote: > Thanks, Graham. So the conclusion is that zero Apache modules should be > necessary. > > I suspect that after reading the docs before posting, but mainly I wanted to > confirm that here. And I suppose I should have just been more

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

Thanks, Graham. So the conclusion is that zero Apache modules should be necessary. I suspect that after reading the docs before posting, but mainly I wanted to confirm that here. And I suppose I should have just been more clear about that from the start. So, my working conclusion from reading

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

On May 26, 5:20 am, Ben Welsh wrote: > Sorry to have been too brief. > > My objective is to rely as completely as possible on the Django > authentication methods. The only auth I need is > > 1) admin login for CMS managment > 2) staff_member_required protections for

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

Sorry to have been too brief. My objective is to rely as completely as possible on the Django authentication methods. The only auth I need is 1) admin login for CMS managment 2) staff_member_required protections for certain pages (for example content preview pages that link out of the admin)

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

AFAIK there are thousands of ways to combine Apache+Django for authentication. Just to name a few: * no apache, just django: you can define custom authentication methods (or even Basic Auth) with django. See the docs [1] * apache handles authentication using django as the backend. See the docs

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

On 23 May 2009, at 11:57 , Graham Dumpleton wrote: > On May 23, 5:59 am, palewire wrote: >> The default httpd.conf loaded on my CentOS server contains the >> following authentication modules. >> >> LoadModule auth_basic_module modules/mod_auth_basic.so >> LoadModule

Re: What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

On May 23, 5:59 am, palewire wrote: > The default httpd.conf loaded on my CentOS server contains the > following authentication modules. > > LoadModule auth_basic_module modules/mod_auth_basic.so > LoadModule auth_digest_module modules/mod_auth_digest.so > LoadModule

What, if any, Apache modules are required to implement Django authentication?

The default httpd.conf loaded on my CentOS server contains the following authentication modules. LoadModule auth_basic_module modules/mod_auth_basic.so LoadModule auth_digest_module modules/mod_auth_digest.so LoadModule authn_file_module modules/mod_authn_file.so LoadModule authn_alias_module