Django as a generic authentication system across various web apps?

At our company we have various legacy websites that we've
created using
different toolsets (mostly PHP/MySQL).  We're looking at
building a
public facing authentication system that logs in a user and
presents a
list of authorized websites they can visit.  This list is a
launching
point to various other domains or vhosts.

In general, would Django be a good solution for creating
this?

What I see is good is the way Django's auth can be pluggable
(simple
user database, to LDAP).  Another pro is the built-in admin
for
managing/creating new user accounts.

Are there other pros for using Django?
Are there cons?

Thanks,
Rob


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