Ramiro, thanks for the link, that's really what I need. I will create a middleware for my authentication needs. To be more specific on what I need: we have a huge infrastructure with many different web-based systems running on different servers and created with different technologies/platforms. But we still need to have a single sign-on for them. Single sign-on is implemented in a way that there's a reverse proxy sitting in front of all the systems that handles the requests, authenticates them against web service and injects authentication details into HTTP headers. I need to deploy my django-based site in this infrastructure that's why I need to implement single sign-on authentication based on HTTP headers. It's very much like one provided in the ticket above but has some slight differences. If somebody is interested in similar solution (I doubt on that though) - please let me know and I'll share what I have.
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