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[Nidhibarthwal]

Add in your urls.py
url('^accounts/', admin.site.urls),

[ahernp]

Hi Paolo,

You are not doing anything wrong. I designed django-feedreader to require an authenticated user. My reason being that using this tool makes updates to your database, so it seemed best to restrict access to it.

For example, scrolling through a list of unread Entries in django-feedreader marks them as read. There are also controls on the main page which cause your server to immediately read one or many Feeds looking for new Entries.

However, if you want to try out django-feedreader without an authenticated user then remove the LoginRequiredMixin from the class declarations in feedreader/views.py (this should be found in the site-packages directory of your virtual environment).

The redirect to the login page is something Django does by default. accounts/login is the default login url. If you add url('^accounts/', include('django.contrib.auth.urls')), to your urls.py then a login page should appear and let you log in if you are not authenticated.

I hope that I have answered all of your questions.

[paolodina]

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation, it makes a lot of sense!

[blairg23]

I had to do a ./manage.py collectstatic to get the django-rest-swagger docs working correctly with authentication (without any of the recommendations previously mentioned, cos I had tried those to no avail previously).

[tefatt]

Add in your urls.py
url('^accounts/', admin.site.urls),

Worked for me as well.