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EMailProcessor.php vs. CiviMailProcessor.php
August 15, 2010, 11:23:36 am
Hello

I have recently learned of the EmailProcessor.php process.  It seems to have a similar purpose as the CiviMailProcessor.php.

Please can someone say what is the difference; ought we to schedule both or just one, and if so why choose one over the other?

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Re: EMailProcessor.php vs. CiviMailProcessor.php
August 16, 2010, 03:58:06 am
EmailProcessor is basically CiviMail Processor with some additional features (like processing activities). We’ll clear the situation up in the next release – but for now just use EmailProcessor.
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