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PVF Server
Multi-protocol server written in Java
This is a multi-protocol server written in Java that can be extended to support any protocol. Configuration is done through the application interface or through a web based interface. An HTTP web server is built-in. The project is NOT intended for production runs. It was not updated since 2004. The current version was ressurected only as a teaching aid. -
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the Project aims at developing the MiniDriver with Complex Telecom ASIC(for instance, Broadcom's ASIC,bcm5655,bcm5650,bcm5665,etc) as Simple NIC for BootLoader(Uboot) or Embedded OS(ucLinux).
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aamFetch is a utility for fetching your anonymous esub nym messages from the alt.anonymous.messages newsgroup (or other newsgroups). It allows multiple encrypt-subjects to scan, multiple "destination files" to save messages to and random chaff downloads.
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Ghost In The Mail is a very basic mail client for Linux, written in C, for GTK. It supports attached files. The user can specify the SMTP server, the sender's e-mail, and the name.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft AzureRed Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on Microsoft Azure provides a secure, reliable, and flexible foundation for your cloud infrastructure. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft Azure is ideal for enterprises seeking to enhance their cloud environment with seamless integration, consistent performance, and comprehensive support.
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LightningPigeon is an e-mail client designed to be efficient and non-bloated. The primary aim being of an educational value to the developers and the secondary aim of providing a client which works at top efficiency.
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G4J is a set of API that communicate to GMail. Use this API to login, retrive/search/browse message, download attachment and do others action on GMail account! An email application (Gmailer for java) is included to demonstrate the usage of the API.
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Bandwidth Manager is a linux based operating system that includes layer 7 protocol filtering, caches, virus filtering and transparency capability.
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Send and receive mail without user intervention from servers like Yahoo which donot provide pop3 service. This project is dead (Inactive).
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OneWayMail - a tool to create single use e-mail adresses to avoid spam caused by providing your e-mail adress online
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Agenda aims to be the next step in corporate quality groupware. Better than the current mainstream choices of MS Exchange and Lotus Notes. Agenda will try and use existing f
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flap is a mail user agent written in pure Java. Its main distinctive feature is mounting message folders (like POP3 or IMAP) into a virtual folder tree, just like on Unix. Other features: macros language (w/ BeanShell) and extensive filter rules.
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This program seeks to be a full featured mail client written in Java. Implemented are SMTP,IMAP and POP3 support, PGP encryptio
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The idea is to create an IMAP only email client, using the QT widget set for maximum portability and the libimap client library for the IMAP routines.
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