return redirect('settings:profile')
The issue is this. you're telling Django to hit up that URL, but you don't
specify the username for that.
Something like this would be required: return redirect('settings:profile',
args=(username,))
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It is likely because you are getting a directly on an object that probably does
not exist in the database, I recommend that you use it instead of get filter
(). first () or the method get_object_or_404 from django Regards
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> El 12 sept 2018, a las 19:43, Gear Crew
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I’m agree with you that you should use filter(). Or you can use
objectname.DoesNotExist as an exception.
On Thu, Sep 13, 2018 at 7:07 AM Manuel Alejandro Garrido Gongora <
nolodelato...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It is likely because you are getting a directly on an object that probably
> does not
What would be the motivation for Kerberos authentication? Why not just use
LDAP authentication? Just wondering for my own edification.
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No problem. I have to develop an app for customers assuming they can have
different authentication system (just for information: I am discovering
LDAP, RADIUS, Kerberos and others for a few days, I don't have skills in
that).
The aim of our app is to adapt itself depending if the customer has
Hi Benjamin,
If it’s any help to you, we use LDAP through Active Directory for our
authentication system. We use the django-auth-ldap package. It’s been a
little tricky with the upgrade to Python 3/Django 2, but it’s quite manageable.
Unfortunately, I can’t help you much with Kerberos
Thanks a lot for your response, we use django-auth-ldap too, for openldap,
but for regular AD, I am still waiting some stuff, I started to modify my
settings.py, hope this works.
No problem for Kerberos, maybe someone will read my post and give advices !
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Nice! Thanks a lot!
On Thu, Sep 13, 2018 at 8:45 AM Jason wrote:
> return redirect('settings:profile')
>
>
> The issue is this. you're telling Django to hit up that URL, but you
> don't specify the username for that.
>
> Something like this would be required: return
>
Hello every one,
I would like to test Kerberos authentication. Can someone give me advices?
I saw Django-kerberos and django-auth-kerberos, but there are not much
maintenairs on those, so is it more appropriate to develop my own Django
Backend to handle this authentication?
I don't see much
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