Try to use SQLCustomType instead of filter_in/out
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Some time ago I found Contabo, an is working quite well for my needs.
Greetings.
El vie., 22 de mayo de 2020 3:45 a. m., António Ramos
escribió:
> I´m a webfaction long time user and from another post here i got worried
> about the godaddy acquisition.Eventually webfaction may die in a short
I'm a former webfaction user and switched to pythonanywhere a few years
ago. No regrets.
-Jim
On Friday, May 22, 2020 at 2:45:12 AM UTC-5, Ramos wrote:
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> I´m a webfaction long time user and from another post here i got worried
> about the godaddy acquisition.Eventually webfaction may die in
It shouldn't be hard to use hashes for usernames too, but there may be
complications later when it comes to storing user sessions and needing user
information in your session etc.
I think iy would br easier if you just encrypt the whole database and make
web2py read the encrypted data
Without having checked the code, i am pretty sure that the builtin Auth
Modul of Web2py expects a plaintext email in the username field when
checking the credentials.
I suppose now it fails as the encrypted email value does simply not match
the plaintext one.
You would need to modify the Auth
Please answer!
Il giorno martedì 21 aprile 2020 15:16:38 UTC+2, Michele Serra ha scritto:
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> Anyone? please
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> Il giorno venerdì 10 aprile 2020 12:38:02 UTC+2, Michele Serra ha scritto:
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>> Hi,
>> I use the email as the login credential, I tried to encrypt the email with
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I´m a webfaction long time user and from another post here i got worried
about the godaddy acquisition.Eventually webfaction may die in a short term
period.
Can you recommend a good alternative?
Can you share your experience?
Opalstack
pythonanywhere
others ?
regards
António
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