>RSP> "...allow E-mails that are being processed to communicate with one
>another"
>
>Curious. How do emails communicate with each other?
Just to clarify, it's not the actual E-mails themselves doing the
communicating <G>, but the code that is processing each E-mail. By
having Declude run as a service, there is just one process running
handling all the scanning (rather than one for each E-mail). Although
the current architecture does allow communication (Declude Hijack, for
example, keeps tabs on how much E-mail is being sent from each IP), it
is very cumbersome. As a result, only things that are vital would be
communicated.
With a single process, however, it is much easier to communicate
information (basically almost any information that one thread has about
an E-mail can be accessed by any other thread if needed).
By itself, this doesn't really do anything noticeable. What it does do,
however, is make some potential features easier to write, as well as
making the code easier to read (and troubleshoot).
-Scott
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