I have two django sites. How can I tell if a user is already authenticated on one of them?
Question
I have two sites that are very closely linked and both are built with django. They have the same set of users.
How would I tell on one site if the user is authenticated on the other?
1 answers
solution1
1 2012-01-06 06:24:28
Use a session backend that uses a common store (a database, or redis), which is accessible to both; or openid as suggested by alf.
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