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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Resolution: Done
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Sprint:Spring 8 : 24 Apr to 8 May, Spring 8 : 11 May to 25 May
Description
We need to create a Django admin user for each new App Store.
When provisioning an App Store manually, we do this by running:
- manage.py createsuperuser [adminuser]
When we do this, manage.py asks you to enter a password manually.
Currently, there does not appear to be an option to pass in the password as a command line option.
However, when using manage.py from ansible (using the django_manage role), we cannot easily enter the password manually.
Others have discussed this problem, and a couple of solutions were proposed here:
For this task, design and develop a solution that will allow us to write and run a django_admin or other task that creates the superuser. Include a comment linking to the above StackOverflow post if you write a script or any other new code for this.
See also documentation for the django_admin role:
Describe the solution you think is best in the comments below. We'll implement it under a separate ticket.
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there are some more fancy implementation on the below link
https://gist.github.com/elleryq/9c70e08b1b2cecc636d6
Django module when creating super user assigns a random password. There is no direct way for creating super user
django_manage allows for custom commands.
Solution 1 :
1. Check if a superuser is already present
2. Use command attribute of the django_manage to invoke a shell execution for creating the superuser.
Solution 2(to be used only if the solution 1 fails):
using the shell module execute the super user creation