Axes messages

[errrken]

Hi,

When using django-axes, and I get a lockout, I would like this to be shown in the error message instead of the "No active account found with the given credentials". Do I have to override TokenObtainSerializer in order to achieve this?

Thanks

[patrickoramah]

Hi. By any chance did you figure this out?

[Andrew-Chen-Wang]

@patrickoramah are you confused about the lockout URL that's returned? Is there a certain Django axes message that is sent on lockout?

[DamianKuich]

@errrken Hi. I have the same problem. I'm using DRF and simplejwt. When I get lockout I can't get template to work. Have you found the solution maybe ? cheers

[Andrew-Chen-Wang]

Like what OP said, you'll need to override the serializer. Go to django-axes, find their middleware, and see what attributes they're setting on the request object using the AxesProxy. Then in your inherited serializer, check for that attribute. You should be able to use the new auth rule (sorry it's not documented. Search it up in the PRs) to allow authorization to continue which should then properly redirect to your Axes view.

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