Re: Why would check_password(..) return True but authenticate(.., ..) never return user?

Hi Christian,

authentication() functions takes request parameter if the request is None it will simply

break

the for loop. Check the source code of authenticate.

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Thanks

Pradeep Sukhwani

On Monday, October 7, 2019 at 5:52:00 AM UTC+5:30, Christian Seberino wrote:

Why would check_password(..) return True but authenticate(.., ..) never return user?

See this session in a Django shell below...

>>> u  <User: xx>    >>> u.username  'xx'    >>> u.password  'pbkdf2_sha256$100000$f3zIUwPXtnEM$zbQdcgPNgRi6CBPQu8wlRg4T7egH80S9bnL0FPunZRo='    >>> u.check_password("yy")  True    >>> django.contrib.auth.authenticate(username="xx", password="yy")  >>>

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