Hello All,
I am relatively new to the Django Apache world. We are working
on a project, where we are making use of
Django, Apache, Postgres and many more other technologies. The
projects main working is as follows.
1. Different Embedded controllers collect some data and send it to the
Django-Apache server and store it there
2. Normal users also make use of the same server for related web
browsing.
3. Currently, both controllers and human users log in using username
and password. We have SSL enabled on the server.(https). So
controllers are users of the system and they have user credentials in
auth_user file ( Django default) just like normal users.
Now, I have to split this login mechanism so that controllers can
login with some Apache authentication mechanism and send data without
Django coming into Picture.
The sent data is ultimately stored into Django database. As I want to
make use of Django ORM in my code.( as currently code base is huge and
I want to make minimum changes ).
I want to store controller users and human users in two different
tables.
Any thoughts on best way to achieve this? Also, what is the best way
to have controllers (or devices ) login to Apache fast & securely.
Regards,
Sujit
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