I'm using django sites framework.
I've a model with a OneToOneField to Site model. This way the admin users can customize each site attributes from the admin panel.
class CustomSite(models.Model):
site = models.OneToOneField(Site)
email_host_user = models.EmailField()
...
Some of these fields are actually values that should be used in the settings file, like EMAIL_HOST_USER.
How can I use these values in the settings file of the custom sites? is this the correct approach?
Found a solution:
Settings are saved in the DB using this model. Then I create a custom e-mail backend that I can pass to EmailMultiAlternatives() through the 'connection' param.
This way I don't need to store the email settings in any settings file.