Do you mean Captcha (an image with obfuscated characters) or a
token, usually emailed and used to confirm account creations?

  Anyway, you can do both, but you need to code a little. There are
tutorials to use Captcha with Django, just Google for it. And a
confirmation code is just a string of characters that you store on the
database, generated when the user is created, and match it with the
code supplied to/by the user.


On 1/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> now user authentication in django  only ask user input username and
> password,  but will it support verify code ?
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