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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/4_configuration.rst
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Expand Up @@ -19,13 +19,13 @@ The following ``settings.py`` options are available for customizing Axes behavio
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| AXES_ENABLED | True | Enable or disable Axes plugin functionality, for example in test runner setup |
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| AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT | 3 | The integer number of login attempts allowed before the request is considered locked. This can also be a callable or a dotted path to callable that returns an integer and all of the following are valid: ``AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT = 42``, ``AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT = lambda *args: 42``, and ``AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT = 'project.app.get_login_failure_limit'``. |
| AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT | 3 | The integer number of login attempts allowed before the request is considered locked. This can also be a callable or a dotted path to callable that returns an integer and all of the following are valid: ``AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT = 42``, ``AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT = lambda *args: 42``, and ``AXES_FAILURE_LIMIT = 'project.app.get_login_failure_limit'``. |
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| AXES_LOCK_OUT_AT_FAILURE | True | After the number of allowed login attempts are exceeded, should we lock out this IP (and optional user agent)? |
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| AXES_COOLOFF_TIME | None | If set, defines the cool-off period after which old failed login attempts are cleared. If ``None``, lockout is permanent until attempts are manually reset. Can be set to a Python timedelta object, an integer, a float, a callable, or a string path to a callable that takes the request as argument. If an integer or float, this is interpreted as hours (``1`` is 1 hour, ``0.5`` is 30 minutes, ``1.7`` is 6120 seconds). ``timedelta`` is recommended for clarity. See also ``AXES_USE_ATTEMPT_EXPIRATION`` for rolling-window behavior. |
| AXES_COOLOFF_TIME | None | If set, defines the cool-off period after which old failed login attempts are cleared. If ``None``, lockout is permanent until attempts are manually reset. Can be set to a Python timedelta object, an integer, a float, a callable, or a string path to a callable that takes the request as argument. If an integer or float, this is interpreted as hours (``1`` is 1 hour, ``0.5`` is 30 minutes, ``1.7`` is 6120 seconds). ``timedelta`` is recommended for clarity. See also ``AXES_USE_ATTEMPT_EXPIRATION`` for rolling-window behavior. |
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| AXES_USE_ATTEMPT_EXPIRATION | False | If ``True``, changes ``AXES_COOLOFF_TIME`` to a rolling window where each failed attempt expires individually after the cool-off time. This enables policies like "3 failed login attempts per 15 minutes". If ``False``, ``AXES_COOLOFF_TIME`` acts as an inactivity period where attempts are cleared only after no new failures occur within the cool-off limit. |
| AXES_USE_ATTEMPT_EXPIRATION | False | If ``True``, changes ``AXES_COOLOFF_TIME`` to a rolling window where each failed attempt expires individually after the cool-off time. This enables policies like "3 failed login attempts per 15 minutes". If ``False``, ``AXES_COOLOFF_TIME`` acts as an inactivity period where attempts are cleared only after no new failures occur within the cool-off limit. |
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| AXES_ONLY_ADMIN_SITE | False | If ``True``, lock is only enabled for admin site. Admin site is determined by checking request path against the path of ``"admin:index"`` view. If admin urls are not registered in current urlconf, all requests will not be locked. |
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| AXES_WHITELIST_CALLABLE | None | A callable or a string path to callable that takes two arguments for whitelisting determination and returns True, if user should be whitelisted: ``def is_whitelisted(request: HttpRequest, credentials: dict) -> bool: ...``. This can be any callable similarly to ``AXES_USERNAME_CALLABLE``. |
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| AXES_LOCKOUT_CALLABLE | None | A callable or a string path to callable that takes three arguments returns a response. For example: ``def generate_lockout_response(request: HttpRequest, original_response: HttpResponse, credentials: dict) -> HttpResponse: ...``. This can be any callable similarly to ``AXES_USERNAME_CALLABLE``. If not callable is defined, then the default implementation in ``axes.helpers.get_lockout_response`` is used for determining the correct lockout response that is sent to the requesting client. |
| AXES_LOCKOUT_CALLABLE | None | A callable or a string path to callable that takes three arguments returns a response. For example: ``def generate_lockout_response(request: HttpRequest, original_response: HttpResponse, credentials: dict) -> HttpResponse: ...``. This can be any callable similarly to ``AXES_USERNAME_CALLABLE``. If not callable is defined, then the default implementation in ``axes.helpers.get_lockout_response`` is used for determining the correct lockout response that is sent to the requesting client. |
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| AXES_CLIENT_IP_CALLABLE | None | A callable or a string path to callable that takes HttpRequest as an argument and returns the resolved IP as a response. For example: ``def get_ip(request: HttpRequest) -> str: ...``. This can be any callable similarly to ``AXES_USERNAME_CALLABLE``. If not callable is defined, then the default implementation in ``axes.helpers.get_client_ip_address`` is used. |
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