Maybe another option would be injecting custom User class? Something like:
from myproject.mymodel import Appuser from django.model import auth auth.User = Appuser 2005/7/31, Django <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Yes, that's how it looks. The session class also has a lot of useful > code, but again it is hard bent on using auth.users for authentication. > I end up having subclass of everything with 90% code copied-andpasted. > Definitely not 'DRY' at all. > > -- Ksenia
