feat: Add SSPI (Kerberos for Windows) authentication mechanism #2219
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I'm working into removing requires on kerberos-sspi in favor of direct requieres on pywin32. |
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I know that Travis has some trouble with Pypy instances. I don't know why, since it seems to have nothing in common with the added code. Maybe someone will have a clue ? |
Implement SSPI authentication directly with pywin32.
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I updated for the new sasl module framework here: #2521 |
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Hello,
Following issue #2204, I'll propose to you this PR enabling a seamless SSO Windows connection via Kerberos and GSSAPI mechanism.
This change is