Remove SSL Certifcate auth reliance on internal password - #2674
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👍 by me. @jbau says he'll take a look -- feel free to merge once he gives it his blessing. |
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typo: should be 'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend'
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Remove SSL Certifcate auth reliance on internal password
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This was suggested long ago in #1182 and earlier in #653 by @brianhw and @jbau so that there won't be a mix up between the user's internal password and this password, but still allows the user to have and maintain their own password inside the standard model auth. Heads up to @sarina @ichuang @pdpinch