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Fixed #3505 -- Added handling for the error raised when the user forgets the comma in a single element tuple when defining AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS. Thanks for the help identifying this problem, Mario Gonzalez <gonzalemario@gmail.com>.
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Fixed #3505 -- Added handling for the error raised when the user forgets the comma in a single element tuple when defining AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS. Thanks for the help identifying this problem, Mario Gonzalez <gonzalemario@gmail.com>.
Fixed #4538 -- Split the installation instructions to differentiate between installing a distribution package and installing an official release. Thanks to Carl Karsten for the idea, and Paul Bissex for the patch.
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Fixed #4526 -- Modified the test Client login method to fail when a user is inactive. Thanks, marcin@elksoft.pl.
Fixed #4768 -- Converted timesince and dateformat to use explicit floor division (pre-emptive avoidance of Python 3000 compatibility problem), and removed a redundant millisecond check. Thanks, John Shaffer <jshaffer2112@gmail.com>.
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