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When activating the maintenance mode also the superuser gets logged out and has no change to sign-in again.
With this combination I wish the superuser can stay in and all authenticated users get logged off?
I would even do the check later and provide the user with the login screen. If not a superuser login will fail with 503, but a superuser can login.
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@williwacker these two settings operates in different contexts: MAINTENANCE_MODE_IGNORE_SUPERUSER tells if super user is subject to maintenance mode response or not, MAINTENANCE_MODE_LOGOUT_AUTHENTICATED_USER affects all users.
For achieving what you need some new options should be added:
I have set:
When activating the maintenance mode also the superuser gets logged out and has no change to sign-in again.
With this combination I wish the superuser can stay in and all authenticated users get logged off?
I would even do the check later and provide the user with the login screen. If not a superuser login will fail with 503, but a superuser can login.
Upvote & Fund
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: