Superuser | Android superuser permissions

i am using django default user model created UserExtended model for storing extra details of user so that I can store extra user data and call them when needed

here is the model

Forgotten superuser name and password in Django project. What is the correct way to recover it specially the superuser name? Is it a good practice to create a new superuser to get to admin panel and recover the forgotten superuser name from there or there is another way to recover it in terminal?

I am trying to perform an action from superuser accept/reject the task, but after login from superuser it show the error. even if i logged in from non superuser if show the same error

So i am pretty new to Django. Actually my first project.

I want to create a custom model "Logging" in which i want to log the admin login attempts and count the attempts. After 3 failed login attempts the user must me locked out. Ive already created a custom User model like this.

well i have an api running on Kestrel server locally,i needed to run it without showing the console so i used the vbs answer from superuser and it worked, now my problem is that i want to stream out the messages that were shown on console to somewhere else like a file or richtextbox of windowsform ,if there is any why ? thank you

I'm trying to install an older version of CMake to compile a software that requires it (https://github.com/horosproject/horos)

If you use brew install cmake it will install 3.20 versions, but I need to install 3.19.2 to get the compilation to work.

You would think this would be easy but I have been struggling. Here are some things I have tried:

I was making the signup form with using ModelForm in forms.py and FormView in views.py. I am making users to use their email as their username when they are logging in so that they can easily set new passwords if they lost.

It just threw IntegrityError in my console.

IntegrityError at / NOT NULL contraint failed

1. I deleted all the migration files and db file so that there won't be any duplicated users in my database. And then I created new superuser and then created new user.
2. I got rid of email field in fields in Meta class and then created cleaning method of email (def clean_email(self):). However this solution didn't work obviously because it will delete the email field in my signup form.

Below are my all source codes that might be related to this topic.

1. templates/users/signup.html

I have a Rails application that I've been developing for quite some time. All this time I tested it locally and on a DEV server. On the DEV server, next to the deployed application, there is also a PG database. And there were no problems with connections. I think there is simply no connection limit, or it is too high - not so important.

Today I started doing deployment to the PROD server. It is similar in power to that for DEV, but BD is already in the DO Database. By the way, the servers themselves are also located in DigitalOcean.

The problem is that DO Database has a limit of 20 connections. And as far as I understand, exceeding this limit - the Rails application gives an error:

ActiveRecord::ConnectionNotEstablished (FATAL: remaining connection slots are reserved for non-replication superuser connections)

The most obvious option is to reduce the number of requests on page load. But this still did not solve the problem if, for example, the number of users increases.

Can you please tell me which way to look? Are there any solutions to the problem other than updating the DO Database power?

Set-Up: Windows 10, Msys2 in ConEmu, fish shell

I want to run ssh-agent and share it between the shells, which isn't the problem per se. setting $SSH_AUTH_SOCK variable globally or even using an ~/.ssh/environment file would work.

However whatever shell I started first will be the owner of the ssh-agent process and close when I close that terminal window. At first I thought this was the answer: https://www.msys2.org/wiki/Setting-up-SSHd/ But sshd != ssh-agent .. dooh

So I was wondering if it would make sense and work if I used that script as a basis and made one to setup running ssh-agent as a cygrunsrv service.

I'm running into the problem, that ssh-agent sockets are owned by the uid which created it and can only be used by that uid and superuser.

Running msys2 with admin privileges doesn't seem to satisfy the "superuser" requirement.

Does this just simply not work? And if so, what's the alternative? I'm not really inclined to have one conemu shell open at all times and being careful not to close it.

Using one ssh-agent per shell is also not really something I enjoy considering, since I'd have to retype the password for my private keys every time.