annotate accounts/__init__.py @ 917:0365fdbb4d78

Fix app conflict with messages. Django's messages app label conflicts with our messages app. We can't easily rename our label as that will make us rename database tables. Since our app came first we'll just customize Django messages label. For Django 1.7.7 upgrade.
author Brian Neal <bgneal@gmail.com>
date Mon, 06 Apr 2015 20:02:25 -0500
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bgneal@347 1 import datetime
bgneal@347 2 import logging
bgneal@347 3
bgneal@347 4 from django.contrib.auth.models import User
bgneal@347 5
bgneal@347 6
bgneal@690 7 logger = logging.getLogger('auth')
bgneal@690 8
bgneal@690 9
bgneal@347 10 def create_new_user(pending_user, ip=None, admin_activation=False):
bgneal@347 11 """
bgneal@347 12 This function contains the code to create a new user from a
bgneal@347 13 pending user. The pending user is deleted and the new user
bgneal@347 14 is saved. A log message is produced. If admin_activation is false,
bgneal@347 15 then ip should be the user's IP they confirmed from, if available.
bgneal@347 16
bgneal@347 17 """
bgneal@347 18 new_user = User()
bgneal@347 19
bgneal@347 20 new_user.username = pending_user.username
bgneal@347 21 new_user.first_name = ''
bgneal@347 22 new_user.last_name = ''
bgneal@347 23 new_user.email = pending_user.email
bgneal@347 24 new_user.password = pending_user.password # already been hashed
bgneal@347 25 new_user.is_staff = False
bgneal@347 26 new_user.is_active = True
bgneal@347 27 new_user.is_superuser = False
bgneal@347 28 new_user.last_login = datetime.datetime.now()
bgneal@347 29 new_user.date_joined = new_user.last_login
bgneal@347 30
bgneal@347 31 new_user.save()
bgneal@347 32 pending_user.delete()
bgneal@347 33
bgneal@347 34 if admin_activation:
bgneal@347 35 msg = 'Accounts registration confirmed by ADMIN for %s' % new_user.username
bgneal@347 36 else:
bgneal@347 37 msg = 'Accounts registration confirmed by USER for %s from %s' % (
bgneal@347 38 new_user.username, ip)
bgneal@347 39
bgneal@690 40 logger.info(msg)