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jumfi will provide a java based uniform mail filter interface using C, JNI and Java. It will allow mail filters build in java to be applied to multiple mail servers of similar and different design.

Command-line tool to decode text which has undergone MIME-typical encoding into (ISO-8859) 8-bit --- without having or parsing the relevant MIME type declarations. Decodes quoted-printable sequences; handles UTF-8, UTF-16BE, UTF-16LE; optionally translates common characters from DOS or Windows code pages or HP-Roman8 into ISO-8859-1. UCS characters can be mapped to 8-bit translation strings. Single ISO C source file, "8conv.c". Translation can be controlled through a...

Graphical OS Kernel compiled with gcc 4.6.1 and nasm 2.09.08

From this time on, LibPST will not be maintained here. It will be maintained at http://alioth.debian.org/projects/libpst/. Also, check the version at http://www.five-ten-sg.com/libpst

MailArchiva is a powerful, full featured email archiving (email archiver) and compliance solution for mail systems such as Microsoft Exchange. It stores all incoming, outgoing and internal emails for long term storage. A web based user interface is avail

Spamlain is an aggressive and offensive solution to illegal unsolicited bulk email (spam) by exercising our right to complain. Using an anonymous p2p network, users will receive automated complaint scripts to complain directly to the source of spam.

This is an open-source implementation of Elegitimizer.com's "elegitisigner" specification. An easily implemented validation mechanism to help eliminate illegitimate e-mail or “Spam.” Elegitisigner features a well documented “web of trust” model.

SPAM-Buster is a Java application for filtering SPAM based on statistical algorithms (currently Bayesian). The platform independant application can be used as graphical end-user client and additional service for mail server.

Pluggable modules to detect spam and/or virus in emails or other content.

This project uses ICQ-style logic against a POP3 mailbox. Any incoming mail is checked against known users. Any not found can be either a) sent a "request authorization" form, b) ignored, or c) deleted.