Re: contrib.auth.user model and the username field

2010-11-01 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 8:26 PM, kinygos wrote: > As of Django 1.2, the username field of the contrib.auth.user model > may contain @, +, . and - characters.  This goes partway to allowing e- > mail addresses to be used as usernames. > > Is it possible to increase the max_length of this field to 2

Re: contrib.auth.user model and the username field

2010-11-01 Thread silent1mezzo
Wouldn't it be better to just have an email authentication backend. I feel that its unnecessary to duplicate information. The username is there for a reason as well as the email. Maybe the solution is to ship django with both an email and a username authentication and make the other field optiona

contrib.auth.user model and the username field

2010-10-31 Thread kinygos
As of Django 1.2, the username field of the contrib.auth.user model may contain @, +, . and - characters. This goes partway to allowing e- mail addresses to be used as usernames. Is it possible to increase the max_length of this field to 254 characters? This would enable system designers to leve