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- Allow inactive users to login, this is controlled by the `SOCIAL_AUTH_INACTIVE_USER_LOGIN` setting.
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SOCIAL_AUTH_INACTIVE_USER_LOGINsetting.I want to be able to allow inactive users to be logged in. I have written a middleware that redirects these users to a reactivation page that currently requires the user to be logged in to work.
I modified the
social.actions.do_completemethod so it would login inactive users depending on the settingSOCIAL_AUTH_INACTIVE_USER_LOGIN, which defaults toFalse.