", "user")
> return HttpResponse(pword)
>
> except Exception as e:
> return HttpResponse(e)
>
>
> Then I asked Django to run built-in development server by typing: sudo
> python manage.py runserver
>
> Finally I browsed to correct l
return HttpResponse(pword)
>
> except Exception as e:
> return HttpResponse(e)
>
>
> Then I asked Django to run built-in development server by typing: sudo
> python manage.py runserver
>
> Finally I browsed to correct localhost url. Result: browser was showing
nse(e)
>
>
> Then I asked Django to run built-in development server by typing: sudo
> python manage.py runserver
>
> Finally I browsed to correct localhost url. Result: browser was showing
> dialog requesting me to create (on first try) and then open (on next tries
> after I
ing dialog requesting me to create (on first try) and then open
(on next tries after I have created it) kdewallet.
Is it possible to use Keyring from Django without need for user
interaction (= without those dialogs)? in the other words: how to
configure Keyring to be used with Django?
to correct localhost url. Result: browser was showing
dialog requesting me to create (on first try) and then open (on next tries
after I have created it) kdewallet.
Is it possible to use Keyring from Django without need for user interaction
(= without those dialogs)? in the other words: h
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