old_contents: from django.conf import settings
  from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
  
  from appconf import AppConf
  
  
  class MyAppConf(AppConf):
      # see if the user has overridden the failure limit
      FAILURE_LIMIT = 3
  
      # see if the user has set axes to lock out logins after failure limit
      LOCK_OUT_AT_FAILURE = True
  
      USE_USER_AGENT = False
  
      # use a specific username field to retrieve from login POST data
      USERNAME_FORM_FIELD = 'username'
  
      # use a specific password field to retrieve from login POST data
      PASSWORD_FORM_FIELD = 'password'  # noqa
  
      # use a provided callable to transform the POSTed username into the one used in credentials
      USERNAME_CALLABLE = None
  
      # only check user name and not location or user_agent
      ONLY_USER_FAILURES = False
  
      # reset the number of failed attempts after one successful attempt
      RESET_ON_SUCCESS = False
  
      # lock out user from particular IP based on combination USER+IP
      LOCK_OUT_BY_COMBINATION_USER_AND_IP = False
  
      DISABLE_ACCESS_LOG = False
  
      DISABLE_SUCCESS_ACCESS_LOG = False
  
      HANDLER = 'axes.handlers.AxesHandler'
  
      LOGGER = 'axes.watch_login'
  
      LOCKOUT_TEMPLATE = None
  
      LOCKOUT_URL = None
  
      COOLOFF_TIME = None
  
      VERBOSE = True
  
      # whitelist and blacklist
      # TODO: convert the strings to IPv4 on startup to avoid type conversion during processing
      NEVER_LOCKOUT_WHITELIST = False
  
      NEVER_LOCKOUT_GET = False
  
      ONLY_WHITELIST = False
  
      IP_WHITELIST = None
  
      IP_BLACKLIST = None
  
      # message to show when locked out and have cooloff enabled
      COOLOFF_MESSAGE = _('Account locked: too many login attempts. Please try again later')
  
      # message to show when locked out and have cooloff disabled
      PERMALOCK_MESSAGE = _('Account locked: too many login attempts. Contact an admin to unlock your account.')
  
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, set this value to 'left-most' or 'right-most' per your configuration
      PROXY_ORDER = 'left-most'
  
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, set this value to the number of proxies in front of Django
      PROXY_COUNT = None
  
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, set to your trusted proxy IP addresses prefixes if needed
      PROXY_TRUSTED_IPS = None
  
      # set to the names of request.META attributes that should be checked for the IP address of the client
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, ensure that the header attributes are securely set by the proxy
      # ensure that the client can not spoof the headers by setting them and sending them through the proxy
      META_PRECEDENCE_ORDER = getattr(
          settings, 'AXES_META_PRECEDENCE_ORDER', getattr(
              settings, 'IPWARE_META_PRECEDENCE_ORDER', (
                  'REMOTE_ADDR',
              )
          )
      )
  
new_contents: from django.conf import settings
  from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
  
  from appconf import AppConf
  
  
  class MyAppConf(AppConf):
      # see if the user has overridden the failure limit
      FAILURE_LIMIT = 3
  
      # see if the user has set axes to lock out logins after failure limit
      LOCK_OUT_AT_FAILURE = True
  
      USE_USER_AGENT = False
  
      # use a specific username field to retrieve from login POST data
      USERNAME_FORM_FIELD = 'username'
  
      # use a specific password field to retrieve from login POST data
      PASSWORD_FORM_FIELD = 'password'  # noqa
  
      # use a provided callable to transform the POSTed username into the one used in credentials
      USERNAME_CALLABLE = None
  
      # only check user name and not location or user_agent
      ONLY_USER_FAILURES = False
  
      # reset the number of failed attempts after one successful attempt
      RESET_ON_SUCCESS = False
  
      # lock out user from particular IP based on combination USER+IP
      LOCK_OUT_BY_COMBINATION_USER_AND_IP = False
  
      DISABLE_ACCESS_LOG = False
  
      DISABLE_SUCCESS_ACCESS_LOG = False
  
      HANDLER = 'axes.handlers.AxesHandler'
  
      LOGGER = 'axes.watch_login'
  
      LOCKOUT_TEMPLATE = None
  
      LOCKOUT_URL = None
  
      COOLOFF_TIME = None
  
      VERBOSE = True
  
      # whitelist and blacklist
      NEVER_LOCKOUT_WHITELIST = False
  
      NEVER_LOCKOUT_GET = False
  
      ONLY_WHITELIST = False
  
      IP_WHITELIST = None
  
      IP_BLACKLIST = None
  
      # message to show when locked out and have cooloff enabled
      COOLOFF_MESSAGE = _('Account locked: too many login attempts. Please try again later')
  
      # message to show when locked out and have cooloff disabled
      PERMALOCK_MESSAGE = _('Account locked: too many login attempts. Contact an admin to unlock your account.')
  
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, set this value to 'left-most' or 'right-most' per your configuration
      PROXY_ORDER = 'left-most'
  
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, set this value to the number of proxies in front of Django
      PROXY_COUNT = None
  
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, set to your trusted proxy IP addresses prefixes if needed
      PROXY_TRUSTED_IPS = None
  
      # set to the names of request.META attributes that should be checked for the IP address of the client
      # if your deployment is using reverse proxies, ensure that the header attributes are securely set by the proxy
      # ensure that the client can not spoof the headers by setting them and sending them through the proxy
      META_PRECEDENCE_ORDER = getattr(
          settings, 'AXES_META_PRECEDENCE_ORDER', getattr(
              settings, 'IPWARE_META_PRECEDENCE_ORDER', (
                  'REMOTE_ADDR',
              )
          )
      )
  
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