I have a custom security model, where users are given object level permissions on html pages etc. However I have large media files which I would like to control access to. For example I have a video file which I want to serve only to certain users if they have permission. If I serve using static_serve or essentially read in the file my self and serve it, then I can control access. But if served by apache I have no way to restrict access. Once somebody has the url, they can read it. How do people do this in general ? Apache does not file level acl in .htaccess. So is my only solution to read and serve the file using django ? Or is there a mod_python extension that can do this more efficiently ?
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