Restrict main character choices to non-main characters or current main.
If superuser, allow choosing any non-main character.
Proxy user permissions to base model.
Allow all staff to see permission list but not edit.
I have no idea why the order is reversing itself. Doesn't matter for functionality which of them comes first. This just checks they're both in there and a comma to separate them.
I have no idea why this setting name has to be changed. The docs for Celery 4.1.0 (installed) indicate it should be called CELERY_TASK_ALWAYS_EAGER - even with namespace removal TASK_ALWAYS_EAGER doesn't work, but the "old" name of CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER does.
This will prevent those weird missing UserProfile and AuthGroup errors.
Add logging to authentication signals.
Correct reverse migration authservicesinfo creation.
Rename proxy models so they look better on the admin site.
We need a refresh token to monitor character ownership but don't need any scopes explicitly. publicData provides no private information but grants a refresh token.
https://github.com/ccpgames/sso-issues/issues/17
Rumor has it this scope isn't going away with CREST.
adarnauth-esi will automatically create a new scope model when it encounters one it doesn't recognize.
Standardized the addition of settings instructions.
Changed all references of local.py to a more generic 'auth project settings file'.
Included basic apache and nginx configs.
Include database creation steps.
Instruct users to restart gunicorn and celery after altering settings.
Include missing TS3 celerybeat schedule.
Added Refineries, and a Moon Mining Option
Also changed spacing to be consistent and be easier to read
(cherry picked from commit 0474fa6d1761fbbc3661a9edfc9dd6c5fa474761)
The "empty" group will never appear as all users have a state so it has been removed.
I haven't yet found a good way to apply this to Teamspeak - perhaps go back to the token generation logic and create one with a user's state instead of "Member" and exempt those names from group sync?
Addresses #950
