The one I follow is to set an environment variable to see if it’s a
public facing instance or a private one (disconnected from the internet)
and use that as a condition, which when true will add some urls.
It’s the same pattern you’ll follow when using something like Django
debug toolbar - where you check if debug is true and if it is, you add
some more urls to the root urlconf conf.
Hope that helps.
P.s. This is the mailing list for contributions to Django itself.
Questions about how to use django are better suited in the Django Users
mailing list or the forums.
Onward,
Arvind
On 10 Nov 2020, at 14:46, Shoury Sharma wrote:
Hello everyone!
I was going though idea of admin page but sometimes it can be a
security
concern regarding access of admin stuff by URL/admin.
I would therefore like to give a suggestions regarding the URL/admin
to be
some key which only the owners would have access to so the user can
never
have anyway to check admin by penetrating into it in any malicious
way.
Generous regards,
Shoury Sharma
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