> of course getting there will require significant work on a security model as well. It could probably be easier than you imagine. The security model could be

> of course getting there will require significant work on a security model as well. It could probably be easier than you imagine. The security model could be implemented in psty completely by granting/denying requested resources whose permissions are stored in a database on the psty server, and managed by using long security IDs in the URLs. This way the security model could even be fine-grained. In other words, pigshell itself could be embedded into a secure environment, covered by the permissions of psty.