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Have there been any recent rumblings on #pocoo on extension approval? It'd be great to see Flask-Security gain more prominence (after you change the default aw
by dvanduzer 13y ago
Have there been any recent rumblings on #pocoo on extension approval?
It'd be great to see Flask-Security gain more prominence (after you change the default away from plaintext of course :)
- mattupstate 13y agoIt's only plaintext by default to get up and running as fast as possible, which is why I wrote the extension in the first place. Armin has, on occasion, expressed interest in improving the extension ecosystem but nothing specific yet.
- Spiritus 13y agoI didn't even manage to change it. Tried all three values for SECURITY_PASSWORD_HASH mentioned in the docs and nothing worked (i.e. still plain text). This was just a test project of mine so I used the settings like this (in my app.py file): SECURITY_PASSWORD_HASH = 'pbkdf2_sha512' app = Flask(__name__) app.config.from_object(__name__)
- mattupstate 13y agoIf you set the password hash type to something other than plaintext you also need to set the `SECURITY_PASSWORD_SALT` configuration option.