django-suit should have its own login page about django-suit

[darklow]

I didn't quite understood what you meant by DS doesn't having own login page.
Only thing django-suit changes for login is template: login.html
It is not possible it could change anything you mentioned.

[jonashaag]

Wow okay that's weird. I think it must be something in my project. Still I don't really understand.

If I remove 'suit' from INSTALLED_APPS and call /admin/ not being logged in, I'm shown the Django admin login form. If I use django-suit, I'm shown my own login page (for frontend users).

[darklow]

very strange indeed, i am using suit for about 5 my projects, never noticed such behavior.

[jonashaag]

Ok if I remove my own registration/login.html, it works as expected.

[jonashaag]

Could it be that django-suit uses registration/login.html while Django's admin uses admin/login.html?

[darklow]

oh, sorry, i should have chosen different path for login, i'll fix that

[jonashaag]

Yeah I think you should move those templates into admin/.

[darklow]

I did at first, but then because of annoying recursive template errors, i needed to extend it so i decided to move it to registration :) which apparently wasn't such a good idea