What's the best practice for securing static and media files from unauthenticated users?

I have a Django project, where, for the most part, users need to be logged in to see or do anything. If an unauthenticated user guesses a page name in my project, they would get redirected to the login page, with an error message, as they should. The project's static and media files o

Re: STATIC and MEDIA

Hi Julio! Thank u so much! Jonathan Diretor de Tecnologia +55(12)98864-1594 Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 30, 2014, at 13:49, Julio Molina Soler wrote: > > Hi Jonathan, > > the cleanest way I found: > > at the beginning of your settings.py add > > import os > BASE_PROJECT = os.path.dirname(

Re: STATIC and MEDIA

Hi Jonathan, the cleanest way I found: at the beginning of your settings.py add import os BASE_PROJECT = os.path.dirname(__file__) then when the section comes MEDIA_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_PROJECT,'media') MEDIA_URL = '/media/' STATIC_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_PROJECT,'static') STATIC_URL =

STATIC and MEDIA

Guys What is the best way to configure and make accessible via URL the STATIC and the MEDIA uri? I can`t seem to find a good way, and get so many errors for the both being equal. Can someone send me an example of this configs? Thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed

Re: FreeBSD+wsgi+django static and media how-to-do

Hi dj-konst! Static files in production are generally served by web server - Nginx or Apache or something else. And it's safer to place static files dir outside of your project dir and use 'collectstatic' command to grab static files there. Here are some examples of Nginx config with static files

FreeBSD+wsgi+django static and media how-to-do

Hi, I'm new in django I use FreeBSD9+wsgi+django (unique host) but meet problems with static files... There are sections in Django Documentation 1.5 ( 4.13.4 Serving static files in production )... but there is no enough details for me. Where to read about serving static files in more detals (