gnucash web interface

[marthter]

Hi,

I vaguely remember reading (a while back, somewhere on the web) that 
GnuCash had some sort of a web interface.  This would be an awesome 
feature in my situation because there is a small business operating out 
of our house and it would be great if multiple family members could 
enter expenses and stuff from their own PCs, rather than going down to 
the GnuCash PC and interrupting that person.

I could find no information on this in the help, or on the GnuCash web 
site.  Google for ' gnucash "web interface" ' turned up a bunch of 
incidental matches and this Linux Journal article:

http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5669

But the only mention of "web interface" is in passing at the end of this 
paragraph:

"If needed, this program can grow with your business: recently 
multi-user support has been added, using a PostgreSQL back end. In the 
case of a growing enterprise, it is easy to imagine that you may have to 
enter a lot of transactions in a short time. This can be realized using 
the Import function, which uses QIF data files. A web interface also can 
be added."


Anyway, that article was June 2002 and GnuCash 1.4 (it seems) so I don't 
know how relevant that is.  I am afraid that the "web interface" they 
are referring to is just the ability to use the help browser as a web 
browser (or perhaps the web interface for price quotes).

Can anyone point me to more information on GnuCash's rumoured "web 
interface"?  Or suggest any other approaches to my multi-user situation 
(given not all family members are running Linux)?

Thanks a lot.

~Martin