Adam Machanic

Does use_ssl = None mean True inside of boto? If not the default needs to be True in order to not break existing implementations.

Additional thought on this: If use_ssl is False, there is no point in verifying the certificate. So in that case, ignore verify altogether and default it to False as well....

@samukweku Yes, materialization would be required either way, of course. But it's different materialization. (i.e., if I pass in a list of dicts, the Frame internally doesn't keep the data...

Yes, agreed with your final point. At the end of the day this is all about memory -- it's always at a premium in Python, which is why we (on...

It did pretty much what I expected: It sat there for a long time until it used up all of the RAM, and then the OS had enough and took...

I would be happy to help.

Hm, no luck on the first try: "...python_tds-1.9.0_112_g55a7-py3.6.egg/pytds/login.py", line 169, in create_packet kerberos.GSSError: (('Unspecified GSS failure. Minor code may provide more information', 851968), ('Server not found in Kerberos database', -1765328377))...

I did some research on the kerberos module usage and found that the following form is recommended in most places: MSSQLSvc@server ... where "server" is a FQDN. Doing this got...

Got it working! I changed line 178 from: res = self._kerberos.authGSSClientStep(self._context, base64.b64encode(packet)) to: res = self._kerberos.authGSSClientStep(self._context, base64.b64encode(packet).decode('utf-8')) Not sure if there's a more direct way to do that but I...

I just tested and it works either with or without a port number. The port is configurable, but I don't have a server here running anything other than 1433 so...