I need help I am new in python. so I use Django and set database setting
the problem is this
my host set is ‘HOST’: ‘150.116.19.249’, example.
I recieved this
from my service provider and that not true.
@‘host230-247-143-190.tigobusiness.com.ni’
I need help I am new in python. so I use Django and set database setting
the problem is this
my host set is ‘HOST’: ‘150.116.19.249’, example.
I recieved this
from my service provider and that not true.
@‘host230-247-143-190.tigobusiness.com.ni’
How did you receive that hostname?
How do you know that is not true?
By salvador via Discussions on Python.org at 26Apr2022 13:40:
So here is check please
It would be better for us if you could copy/paste the text format of
that screenshot here i.e. copy/paste the DATABASES
django setting
clause and the entire stacktrace from the bottom panel.
For others on email:
150.116.190.249
@'host230-247-143-190.tigobusiness.com.ni'
This demonstrates:
The @'host230-247-143-190.tigobusiness.com.ni' is the reverse lookup of your local host's IP address. It implies to me that your local machine has the address
190.143.247.230` - that will be your external address
on the public internet at the time you ran your test.
I’m somewhat concerned that you seem to be accessing a database over the
public internet, in that 150.116.190.249
is a publicly routable
address. That implies that your database is exposed to the public
internet. Normally this should be avoids, as it is a serious security
concern.
Usually a database should be accessable only on a trusted private local
LAN. You you need access to it from an external point you would do so
via a secure remote connection such as a VPN or ssh tunnel.
Having your database exposed on the public internet leaves it open to
attack, and since you appear to be connecting using password
authentication this means people can brute force the credentials.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson cs@cskk.id.au
thnks was password error I fix it