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Subject: Re: How to make pop3-movemail work?
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Rich Pieri writes:
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>>>>>> "KR" == Ken Raeburn <raeburn@cygnus.com> writes:
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>KR> It'll still be needed for those of us using Kerberos-authenticated POP
>KR> service.
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>True enough... I had forgotten about KPOP, mostly because I never
>intended to implement Kerberos in Emacs-Lisp.

  Never say never. :)  Once the shared library support in XEmacs is firmer,
you should be able to do kerberos if you are insane enough to want to.

  Bwa hahahaha.

-Bill P.