Hi Bruce, I'm currently using pylons+mod_wsgi+apache2 for a project where I needed something like what you're asking. It probably exists a lot of ways for doing this begining with the use of the @https decorator included in pylons. I'm using a derived version of this decorator because I needed not to use https in debug mode, works well. With this approach you're setting the security on the action instead of the whole controller.
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