We are running Zeus as the webserver and using Zope extensively. Everything works wonderfully except for one major thing. In order to password protect a directory we have to setup the users and groups in Zeus and therefore we are unable to use things like SimpleUserFolder with some python/zsql scripts to auth users for a specific website's members folder. We have a PostgreSQL DB setup with a table called users. In that table are various columns (username, password, etc.). We have a folder in the site called members and we need to make sure that no one can access anything inside the members folder without first authenticating through a page that contains a login form (type in username and password, click the submit button, the system auth's from data within the db and either lets the user in or return a page that says sorry the login and password don't match, etc.). How do I accomplish this? Zeus seems to allow either explicitly defining the users/groups from within the Zeus management interface OR allows you to use an LDAP server. There is nothing regarding using a DB to hold the user info. Perhaps I am just missing the correct way to make this happen? kittonian