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[EAI] POP/IMAP authentication?

Shawn Steele <Shawn.Steele@microsoft.com> Tue, 30 June 2009 20:01 UTC

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I’m leaving my comfort area ☺

Replying to Yao Jiankang’s draft, it occurred to me that the alt-address probably needs to be allowed on authentication for email accounts during the “transition period”.  So if I have a Unicode address for my EAI mailbox, I may need to use the alt-address to logon from my non-EAI-aware IMAP/POP client (might take a while to update my phone).  I didn’t see that discussed in a quick peek at the IMAP/POP drafts.

- Shawn

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