Hello all,
I am playing around with Docker for the first time and would like to go
over what I have done so far. For one docker image, I want to add Django
and QGIS in one image. I think I have done that with the Dockerfile
containing:
"FROM python:3
FROM qgis/qgis
ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1
W
Details are available on the Django project weblog:
https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2023/nov/20/django-50-rc1/
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On 20/11/2023 12.02, Om Khade wrote:
Hey Kasper,
We have a method to securely distribute the key for decryption in a way
that the client won't be able to use it for decryption on his own but to
run the Django project we will have to decrypt the code at some
location, I want to make it hard fo
Hey Kasper,
We have a method to securely distribute the key for decryption in a way
that the client won't be able to use it for decryption on his own but to
run the Django project we will have to decrypt the code at some location, I
want to make it hard for anyone to access it during this trans
On 20/11/2023 07.25, Om Khade wrote:
Is there a way to decrypt the code in memory or run the Django project
from the encrypted code without exposing the decrypted code to the client?
No, of course there isn't.
In order to decrypt the data the client needs the key. You can try to
obscure it
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