Matthew Toseland a ?crit : >I think Freemail is quite an important app. I think it would be very >useful from a political standpoint (it tops Guerra's wishlist), from a >self hosting development standpoint (the rest is easy once we have >email), and for various other reasons. > >Should it be in the top 4 SoC apps? If not, can you give me a specific >reason why not? I admit that its implementation in the current system >will be a bit ugly, but I'm not sure this is a serious problem *as long >as routing works*. 0.8 might introduce server messaging and so on, but >IMHO we should use the storage layer as much as possible; this is why I >want to use passive requests to implement pub/sub. Anything that relies >on a server being up right at the instant of the message being sent is >susceptible to intersection attacks; we should play to our strengths, >namely non-real-time communication. (I insert ... you request). > >
My vote goes to a Freemail developped in Java and bundled with Freenet. One point I'd like to see on an email-over-freenet is the possibility, for the sender, to know if the destination got the mail. Someting like : I keep inserting the message untill I get a message telling me you've got it.
