Copy and paste yours into your browser and you'll be automatically routed to the Password reset confirmation page. But the important section for now is the URL included. This contains Django's default language which we can customize. Please go to the following page and choose a new password : http : //127.0.0.1:8000/accounts/reset/MQ/aa1v2k-8ab2c9597a4f6cc754e3dc5baaf3c77f/ Your username, in case you ’ ve forgotten : wsv Thanks for using our site ! The 127.0.0.1 : 8000 team com Date : Fri, 19 : 20 : 44 - 0000 Message - ID : You ' re receiving this email because you requested a password reset for your user account at 127.0.0.1 : 8000.
#Hostgator email settings password reset update#
To configure this, update our config/settings.py file by adding the following two lines at the bottom under our redirectĬontent - Type : text / plain charset = "utf-8" MIME - Version : 1.0 Content - Transfer - Encoding : 8 bit Subject : Password reset on 127.0.0.1 : 8000 From : webmaster localhost To : will learndjango.
We'll choose the latter and store all sent emails in a folder called sent_emails in our project directory.
For development purposes Django lets us store emails either in the console or as a file. In the real-world you would integrate with an email service like MailGun or SendGrid. For example, here are the default password reset and password reset done pages:īut first we need to setup a way to deliver, or at least fake deliver, our email messages. The default templates however are quite ugly and we need to customize them. Accounts/login/ accounts/logout/ accounts/password_change/ accounts/password_change/done/ accounts/password_reset/ accounts/password_reset/done/ accounts/reset/// accounts/reset/done/
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