Django ALLOWED

本文介绍了Django ALLOWED_HOSTS通过Apache接受本地IP的处理方法，对大家解决问题具有一定的参考价值，需要的朋友们下面随着小编来一起学习吧！ 问题描述 我正在为Apache服务一个Django应用程序。 在Django的settings.py中，我有 DEBUG = False ，因此我不得不允许一些主机，如： ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['.dyndns '，'localhost'] 。这样做很好，但是我想通过其内部IP地址在本地网络上访问服务器，如： 192.168.0.x 或 127.0.0.1 等等。我如何定义 192。* 或 127。* ALLOWED_HOSTS ，如果我想避免通过 ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['*'] ？

解决方案

根据@rnevius的建议，并根据@AlvaroAV在如何在django中设置自定义中间件，我已经设法解决这个中间件：

从django.http导入H pre $ p class FilterHostMiddleware（object） def process_request（self，request）： allowed_hosts = ['127.0.0.1'，'localhost']＃在此指定完整的主机名 ho st = request.META.get（'HTTP_HOST'） 如果主机[len（主机）-10：] =='dyndns'：＃如果主机以dyndns结尾然后添加允许的主机 allowed_hosts.append（host） elif host [：7] =='192.168'：＃如果主机从192.168开始，然后添加到允许的主机 allowed_hosts.append （主机） 如果主机不在allowed_hosts中： raise HttpResponseForbidden 返回无

并在 settings.py 不再以不受控制的方式打开所有主机。

谢谢你们！ ：）

I'm serving a Django app with Apache. In Django's settings.py I have DEBUG = False, therefore I had to allow some hosts, like: ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['.dyndns', 'localhost']. This works fine, however I would like to have the server accessible on the local network via its internal IP address as well, like: 192.168.0.x, or 127.0.0.1, etc. How could I define 192.* or 127.* in ALLOWED_HOSTS, if I'd like to avoid opening up the access entirely by ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['*']?

解决方案

Following the recommendation from @rnevius, and based on the guidelines from @AlvaroAV in how to setup custom middleware in django, I've managed to solve with this middleware:

from django.http import HttpResponseForbidden class FilterHostMiddleware(object): def process_request(self, request): allowed_hosts = ['127.0.0.1', 'localhost'] # specify complete host names here host = request.META.get('HTTP_HOST') if host[len(host)-10:] == 'dyndns': # if the host ends with dyndns then add to the allowed hosts allowed_hosts.append(host) elif host[:7] == '192.168': # if the host starts with 192.168 then add to the allowed hosts allowed_hosts.append(host) if host not in allowed_hosts: raise HttpResponseForbidden return None

and setting ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['*'] in settings.py no longer opens up for all hosts in an uncontrolled way.

Thanks guys! :)