Rearding session_key validation

[Samarjeet Singh]

Right now what django is doing is :-

1. It checks the session id is correct or not by checking the user associated with the session id
2. If the session id is not present it send the user as anonomous and because of which it redirects one to the login page .
3. But my concern is that if i want to log this event in the audit log of my application using django to get the false session id request.Is it possible to write a middleware for this??


regards
samarjeet singh

[Aymeric Augustin]

Hello Samarjeet,

“Can I do this?” and “How can I do this?” questions also go to django-users.

May I kindly suggest writing to the django-users mailing list until someone tells you an issue you’re facing is likely a bug in Django that hasn’t been reported yet ?

Then you can create a ticket on https://code.djangoproject.com/ or a thread on the django-developers mailing list, whichever seems more appropriate.

There are thousands of subscribers to the django-developers list, which is dedicated to the development of Django itself, as opposed to development with Django

 I hope you can understand that not all of them are interested in following your first steps with Django. Thanks!

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Aymeric.

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