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Sortmail is a program to process incoming email, classify it and process it accordingly. Sortmail can handle incoming email as it arrives or download from a POP server. Sortmail is easier to configure than procmail and can replace fetchmail.
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LightAttachment is a Postfix content filter designed to extract large attachment files from mails, saved them to a data server and replace them by a link into the mails. Its activity is monitored by a complete statistical reporting system.
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The library implements generic content inspection protocol API compatible with Sendmail Milter, thus allowing various applications and proxies to use Milter-compatible filters without running sendmail itself. It is here to replace Checkpoint\'s OPSEC/CV
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emailsoap is a Sendmail Milter designed to alter email subject headers. Specifically, use it to look for offending words and replace them. Essentially washing email's mouth out with soap.
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The goal of the rfc822 project is to create a C++ library for parsing and filtering email data as defined by RFC822 et.al. The goal is not, however, to replace any of the commonly used unix tools used in that area. Instead it should establish both a playg
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