Postgresql Kerberos authentication #4025
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Initial implementation of working Kerberos authentication for PostgresQL using the GSSAPI authentication feature.
This is mostly so people can take a look at it, I know it's Kerberos only and not completely GSSAPI, but I haven't seen anyone making an effort to put this out here.
If you have feedback or anything hit me up.
Maybe a point worth looking at: default behaviour of postgres/. I mainly made that for convenience but might be too unreliable for some people.
Is this a breaking change?
It adds a dependency I guess