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    RainLoop Webmail (PHP)

    RainLoop Webmail (PHP)

    Simple, modern & fast web-based email client

    Modest system requirements, decent performance, simple installation and upgrade, no database required - all these make RainLoop Webmail a perfect choice for your email solution.
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    autoreplybot

    autoreplybot

    an 'auto-reply' bot for your mail server

    autoreplybot is designed for mail server administrators wishing to add an easy-to-use, easy-to-implement and uninvasive "autoreply" service for their users. All you need is a PHP environement and a little postgresql database. The concept is fairly simple: * You configure your mail server to send a copy of every mail that it processes to a specific mailbox * You set up autoreplybot to poll this mailbox, either via POP3 or IMAP * Users log on the autoreplybot web panel using...
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    JAmes Ldap List Server. A mailet for the Apache James email server which enables your existing groups in an LDAP directory to be mailed as though they are mailing lists.
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    ProGatherer is an SMTP/POP3/IMAP E-Mail Server written in Java for Windows/Linux/MacOS.
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    JEM is an SMTP server with pluggable components that let you process email in any way you like. It can also extend beyond emails into generalised message processing (like JMS) and can even generate its own messages based on a Cron-like facility.
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    Ichabod is an SMTP/POP3 server, with mailing list support. Administration is via a web, or email You can also use Ichabod to make your app receive email as an SMTP server. You can also easily extend it by subclassing to add your own behaviors.
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    Being managing mail server, we are tired of maintaining a html-format mail list file everytime a new user was added/removed. Automating this process can save us lots of energy/time. (Maybe for a good cup of coffee....^_^)
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    A control panel written in PHP that allows the server administrator to manage the eMail server, domain postmasters to manage their users/forwardings/mailing lists, and the users to view their quota status and change their passwords.
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