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An attempt to send a full flagged MIME based email using open relay mail servers (authentication not required). Written in Python3. Using smtplib and email liabraries TODO: Bruteforce the SMTP authentication. Support TLS.
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Ni!Mail is a webmail connecting to an IMAP server and using python/nevow/twisted to provide a clean and fast interface. It uses nevow livepage, a library that uses XMLHTTPRequest, to make it very dynamic.
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Emailux is a SMTP / SMTP AUTH client. It lets you connect with a SMTP / SMTP AUTH server to send your mail in an easy and straigh forward way.
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Amphora Light is a Web-based groupware server written in Python and Zope. It offers basic office functionality: document sharing, calendars, tasks, contacts, internet databases in the context of a hierarchical organization and flexible access rights.
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This is a webmail server intended for personal use (though of course, commercial use is not forbidden, it's just not my focus with this project) using secure http. Since it has its own https server built in, it does not require complex configuration.
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Emil Email Client is an html based email client for the zope server, which is similar to those provided by free webmail providers.
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