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releasenotes:1.0.1 [2008/04/26 23:09] – Updated to match text used for 1.0.1 RC1 xueshengreleasenotes:1.0.1 [2008/05/26 16:38] – update for v1.0.1 amatubu
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-====== Draft ======+====== 1.0.1 (May 26, 2008) ======
  
-Please note that POPFile 1.0.1 has not yet been released. 
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-Draft of the Release Notes to be used for Release Candidate RC2 
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 Welcome to POPFile v1.0.1 Welcome to POPFile v1.0.1
  
 POPFile is an email classification tool with a Naive Bayes classifier, POP3, SMTP, NNTP proxies and IMAP filter and a web interface. It runs on most platforms and with most email clients. POPFile is an email classification tool with a Naive Bayes classifier, POP3, SMTP, NNTP proxies and IMAP filter and a web interface. It runs on most platforms and with most email clients.
  
-This version is a bug fix and minor feature release.  It's also the first release to have been built by Brian Smith :-)+This version is a bug fix and minor feature release.  It's also the first release to have been built by Brian Smith
  
  
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 2. ON WINDOWS I WANT TO CHECK MULTIPLE EMAIL ACCOUNTS SIMULTANEOUSLY. 2. ON WINDOWS I WANT TO CHECK MULTIPLE EMAIL ACCOUNTS SIMULTANEOUSLY.
-Because the time taken to start a new process on Windows is long under Perl there is an optimization for Windows that is present by default: when a new connection is made between your email program and POPFile, POPFile handles it in the 'parent' process. This means the connect happens fast and mail starts downloading very quickly, but is means that you can only download messages from one server at a time (up to 6 other connections will be queued up and dealt with in the order they arrive) and the UI is unavailable while downloading email.+Because the time taken to start a new process on Windows is long under Perl there is an optimization for Windows that is present by default: when a new connection is made between your email program and POPFile, POPFile handles it in the 'parent' process. This means the connect happens fast and mail starts downloading very quickly, but it means that you can only download messages from one server at a time (up to 6 other connections will be queued up and dealt with in the order they arrive) and the UI is unavailable while downloading email.
  
 You can turn this behavior off (and get simultaneous UI/email access and as many email connections as you like) on the Configuration panel in the UI by making sure that "Allow concurrent POP3 connections:" is Yes, or by specifying --set pop3_force_fork=1 on the command line. You can turn this behavior off (and get simultaneous UI/email access and as many email connections as you like) on the Configuration panel in the UI by making sure that "Allow concurrent POP3 connections:" is Yes, or by specifying --set pop3_force_fork=1 on the command line.
 
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