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*Django SharePoint Auth* allows you to authenticate using your **managed** or **federated** Active Directory credentials.
Installation
------------
Run `pip install django-sharepoint-auth`
Add the `ActiveDirectoryBackend` to your `AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS` setting:
```python
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
...
'sharepoint_auth.auth.ActiveDirectoryBackend',
)
```
Settings
--------
###AD_USER_CREATION
**default:** `True`
Allow creation of new users after successful authentication.
###AD_DOMAIN_WHITELIST
**default:** `None`
Either `None` meaning allow all or a list of domains that can authenticate through Active Directory.
###AD_DOMAIN_BLACKLIST
**default:** `[]`
A list of domain that will be block from authenticating through Active Directory.
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