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session_key = request.COOKIES.get(settings.SESSION_COOKIE_NAME, None)

from the sessions middleware

Useful, useful Middleware.

Thanks a lot Magus- :-)

alternately, you could simply store the IP in the session

is request.COOKIES.get(settings.SESSION_COOKIE_NAME) the same as request.session.session_key?

if that's a valid attribute, probably - I didn't see it in my tests

but I did just realize I forgot to check dir()

hm, it shows up in dir(session)

I suppose storing the ip address in the session doesn't add it to the database in a very useful way, from an rmdb perspective

Is anyone here using webfaction?

pg gurus want to walk me through a few things?

im trying to convert tables from mysql

and have no clue wtf im doing

are django sessions also supposed to hold the auth_user? I'm caching my sessions but its still doing a db lookup for the user

no they aren't

dcramer: thanks

something weird is going on. My database shows all the columns populated, but shell isn't showing any data other than the model's id. Does anyone know why this might be?

did you query the object after the data was inserted or before?

after

mysql?

I have tried restarting the shell several times with no luck

postgres

hmm

the admin side shows the data fine

weird, if I do 'from nodes import models' and models.ContentNode.objects.get(pk=5) then it doesn't show the other fields, but if I do 'from nodes.models import *' then it works fine.. :_/

hi u all