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Flask Tutorial – 7. Implementing Authentication In Flask with Flask-Security
This video is sponsored by DevMountain Coding Bootcamp https://goo.gl/P4vgKS https://www.patreon.com/chrishawkes Description: New to Python?
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17 responses to “Flask Tutorial – 7. Implementing Authentication In Flask with Flask-Security”
Hey, if anyone is watching this in 2018, flask.ext.security won't work. You need to type:
from flask_security import XX, YY, ZZ
dope tutorials mate!
Hey @Chris Hawkes and others, I ran into a runtime error while trying to log into the system with the first generated user. The error says, RuntimeError: The configuration value `SECURITY_PASSWORD_SALT` must not be None when the value of `SECURITY_PASSWORD_HASH` is set to "bcrypt" .
I'm stuck here, any help will be appreciated 🙂
Thanks for great tutorial
Hey Chris…how to track bounced back emails using Flask-Mail? Help me out here!
good stuff, keep up plz going in more detail
What is the best way to implement Authentication with LDAP (Active Directory)? There are so many modules that all seem similar but have very little documentation, eg. flask simpleldap, flask ldap, ldap. I'm currently lost on implementing LDAP!
Great tutorials.
Been following your tutorials, just wanted to say thanks – they're big help!
Thanks for this tutorial. I wonder what is difference between Flask_security and Flask_login.
Chris,
I have a question that doesn't directly relate to your video, but because you have .NET expertise I felt you could shed some light on something as I also come from .NET (database engineer) who's trying to learn Python-Flask for web applications.
I was tinkering with Python-Flask-SQLite and couldn't find the .NET equivalent of output parameters or stored procs. Is there something related for SQLite?
It appears Python-Flask-Postgres has DB functionality for output parameters/resultsets that .NET has, unless I'm mistaken as well.
Had a bit of problem getting /register to work, but finally figured out I had to /logout first.
Question, any idea where the "builtin" routes (I guess they are routes?) for '/login' & '/logout' are defined or how they work? If not, don't spend any time looking. I'm cloning packages & searching for them now.
Good, I like it. Pretty Simple, and Straight.
Thanks for this tutorial! Very helpful, I followed your tutorial and have some questions. Will it be possible for you to help me please:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36371948/flask-admin-custom-view
do you have to have User and Roles tables already created?
cool, ty u for ur tutorials! gr8 job!
Will you review for OpenCV?)