Hello, if I use pictures in a django project, that only some users can see (based on django's authentification middleware and special attributes), I cannot use static files as anybody could browse http://mediaurl/(...).jpg and access private photos. I thought to write a django view that returns a mime image from a safe dir and test user permission in that view. As this seems quite common, I wondered if there is a clean way to do this and an out of the box solution available (a ProtectedImageField for example)?
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