[Pan-users] Pan and Microsoft SPA

[Brian D. Ropers-Huilman]

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I figured this would be an annoying question, but after searching the
archives, I believe there is not much published information on the topic. Here
is what I know:

* Marc Prud'hommeaux pulled the original SPA code out of the Samba code
* as of PAN v0.11.1.90 SPA authentication was supported
* there is some concern that when the libesmtp code was "removed" SPA went with 
it

I've seen about five unique people ask about this and have not seen one direct
reply with the answer. I too, like most of the other's asking, would like to
use PAN instead of Outlook Express for my University of Phoenix classes. Since
we can check our SPA required e-mail through the university's web-site,
getting PAN to work is the last step in being able to do the whole thing on 
Linux.

I am running v0.14.0 on a Gentoo system and I would _/REALLY/_ appreciate a
response.

TIA,

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