I'm having some issues with postgre authentication, and I'm curious as to 
what the reasoning was behind the database user being named after the 
project instead of the username given in the Fabric settings dictionary. 
Now I have a password-less database user that doesn't line up with the user 
I created for Fabric deployment, and thus can't use peer and/or md5 
authentication (c.f. pg_hba.conf). 

Perhaps there's something I'm not doing correctly, but this issue is coming 
up when I import a pg_dump .sql file, I can't use ``psql -d project_name -U 
project_name -f dump.sql``, and since I can't import the database as the 
user ``project_name``, there are issues with migration since the psql user 
``project_name`` doesn't own all the tables in the database.

Am I doing something fundamentally wrong here?

Thanks for the input :)

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