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gestioCOF/cof/settings/bds_prod.py

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New organisation of settings files We reproduce what has been done here: https://github.com/dissemin/dissemin The following files can be found under `cof/settings/` - `common.py`: the settings that are shared by all the environments we have + the secrets (see below). - `dev.py`: the settings used by the vagrant VM for local development. - `prod.py`: the production settings (for both www.cof.ens.fr and dev.cof.ens.fr) There is also a notion of "secrets". Some settings like the `SECRET_KEY` or the database's credentials are loaded from an untracked files called `secret.py` in the same directory. This secrets are loaded by the common settings file.
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"""
Django development settings for the cof project.
The settings that are not listed here are imported from .common
"""
Update the isort config for version 5.*
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from .common import * # NOQA
Remove context processor
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from .common import INSTALLED_APPS
Update the isort config for version 5.*
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Split settings between COF / BDS / Local
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# ---
# BDS-only Django settings
# ---
New organisation of settings files We reproduce what has been done here: https://github.com/dissemin/dissemin The following files can be found under `cof/settings/` - `common.py`: the settings that are shared by all the environments we have + the secrets (see below). - `dev.py`: the settings used by the vagrant VM for local development. - `prod.py`: the production settings (for both www.cof.ens.fr and dev.cof.ens.fr) There is also a notion of "secrets". Some settings like the `SECRET_KEY` or the database's credentials are loaded from an untracked files called `secret.py` in the same directory. This secrets are loaded by the common settings file.
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Split settings between COF / BDS / Local
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ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["bds.ens.fr", "www.bds.ens.fr", "dev.cof.ens.fr"]
New organisation of settings files We reproduce what has been done here: https://github.com/dissemin/dissemin The following files can be found under `cof/settings/` - `common.py`: the settings that are shared by all the environments we have + the secrets (see below). - `dev.py`: the settings used by the vagrant VM for local development. - `prod.py`: the production settings (for both www.cof.ens.fr and dev.cof.ens.fr) There is also a notion of "secrets". Some settings like the `SECRET_KEY` or the database's credentials are loaded from an untracked files called `secret.py` in the same directory. This secrets are loaded by the common settings file.
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Use authens in GestioBDS
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INSTALLED_APPS += ["bds", "events", "clubs", "authens"]
Move STATIC_ROOT in production
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Fix BDS {MEDIA,STATIC}_{URL,ROOT}
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STATIC_ROOT = "/srv/bds.ens.fr/public/gestion2/static"
STATIC_URL = "/gestion2/static/"
MEDIA_ROOT = "/srv/bds.ens.fr/gestion2/media"
MEDIA_URL = "/gestion2/media/"
Upgrade to reCAPTCHA v2 reCAPTCHA v1 has been shut down since March 2018. We now uses reCAPTCHA v2: - user must check a simple checkbox (No CAPTCHA), - eventually he must validate a challenge. Moving keys settings allows to use the captcha for development. Fixes #192.
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Split settings between COF / BDS / Local
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# ---
# Auth-related stuff
# ---
Use authens in GestioBDS
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AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = [
"django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend",
"authens.backends.ENSCASBackend",
"authens.backends.OldCASBackend",
]
AUTHENS_USE_OLDCAS = False
LOGIN_URL = "authens:login"
Split settings between COF / BDS / Local
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LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL = "bds:home"
Use authens in GestioBDS
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LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URL = "bds:home"
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