Alright, I'm gonna throw a question out there, maybe someone can help. As shown above I can intercept the admin index page in order to not display the login form which doesn't make sense for CAS authentication. However, this only works if the user needs to be authenticated and requests the index page. If they go directly to /admin/auth/user/ for example, and aren't authenticated yet, it will show the login form. I don't want to duplicate every view in admin like I did for the index (which just happened to be easy). But if I had a way to intercept every admin/ URL, do the custom authentication, then let Django continue processing URLs (so that it would also reach django.contrib.admin.urls), it would work. I realize that the Root View proposal would probably make this easy, but is it currently possibly to tell a view to return to the URL processing phase? Is this a sign that my app should be middleware instead?
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