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PostfixAdmin is a Web Based Management tool created for Postfix. It is a PHP based application that handles Postfix Style Virtual Domains and Users that are stored in MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite
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xODMR is an ATRN client that let you use a mail backup service when your SMTP server don't support ODMR natively. It's an alternative to xatrn and fetchmail (but works with TLS too); runs on any platform supported by Python. Win32 binary also avail
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JFetcher is a Java Fetchmail application, which is able to fetch emails from a pop3 or imap mailbox and deliver it to another smtp host. The ideal exercise for JFetcher is to fetch emails from a global mailbox for relaying them to local accounts.
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fetchFeed is a feed aggregator similar in function to the common unix mail utilities fetchmail and getmail.
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MailFetcher is program that retrieves mail though POP3 and then resends it with SMTP for a set of users. It is written in Java. It is equivalent to fetchmail, the well-known *nix utility but with less functionality, of course.
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