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1) an MSRPC endpoint mapper needs to be implemented. Luckily, 
MSRPC is based (embrace & extend) on DCE RPC; however, the free 
DCE implementation from the OSF is not GPL'd. I haven't looked 
into the licensing in too much detail yet, but this might be 
more of a problem for a gnome project than for our "rogue" 
project.

2) once we can speak MSRPC, we can experimentally deduce the
protocol exchange speaks to outlook, without any reverse
engineering (which is illegal/sketchy in the US.)

I would *so* much prefer to use a backend that I trusted, but
fortunately, I'm not the VP of anything anywhere, so I don't
get to decide. Still, I hope Chris Dent's reminder to stay 
focused is well taken. I would label Exchange compatibility
as a wish, not a requirement...

$.000002,
.mario
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