Login as admin

[sebastian mei]

Good Morning,

how can I login as admin?
I installed lfs-shop refering to this on my machine (Ubuntu 14.04, sqlite3): http://docs.getlfs.com/en/latest/introduction/installation.html
Everything works fine but I am not able to login as admin.
The documentations says: "Login, if you aren’t yet." 
look here: http://docs.getlfs.com/en/latest/introduction/getting_started.html

I am able to create a normal user-account and to login as normal user. That is no problem. But I'm to stupid to get in as admin?!

What I have to do to login as admin? Must I change some defaults in settings.py?

Thanks a lot for any help,
Sebastian Mei

[Kai Diefenbach]

Hi, 

you need to create a superuser. 

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/django-admin/#createsuperuser

K.

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[sebastian mei]

Good evening,
thanks a lot for your quick response!

Unfortunately django-admin createsuperuser is not working.

The documentation says about django-admin createsuperuser:
"This command is only available if Django’s authentication system (django.contrib.auth) is installed."

How can I check if django.contrib.auth is installed? Where can i see it?

Sebastian

[Noe Nieto]

Open settings.py and check if the string 'django.contrib.auth' is included in the list for MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES.

Lfs 0.7.x has it by default.

* cd into your buildout directory

* type: bin/django createsuperuser

* and fill in the blanks

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[sebastian mei]

There is a string called 'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware' in the MIDDELWARE_CLASSES.
Is it right?
With "buildout directory" you mean my "lfs-installer" directory?
I have no directory called "buildout".

Sebastian

[Noe Nieto]

Oh, yes... that string, sorry. I wore in a rush.

The buildout directory is the same as the lfs installer. There is a buildout.cfg file and a bin/ directory inside the buildout directory.

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[sebastian mei]

Good Morning Noe,

thanks for your answers.
It works... I'm admin!

My mistake:
My command in terminal was: "bin/django-admin createsuperuser" IT IS FALSE!
The right command is: "bin/django createsuperuser" without "-admin"

My way to admin:

* cd into your buildout directory     # "buildout" directory means the lfs-installer directory.

* type: bin/django createsuperuser  # and not bin/django-admin createsuperuser

* and fill in the blanks (username, E-Mail, password)

after fill out the blanks start your server:
* bin/django runserver
navigate to: http://localhost:8000/login
Here you can see two empty fields on the left side: "E-Mail:" and "Passwort:"

Attention, there is a little trap:
*Write your username (from above) into the field "E-Mail". And not your E-Mail.
*write your password (from above)

Now you are admin! :-)

Thanks a lot Noe an Kai!
Sebastian