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BSW Mailer
Scrip to send mail with attachments
This Scrip can send email with or without multiple attachments. It is written in PHP and needs MySQL database the setup of this script is very easy Hint: This script developed from another script. This script creates a table with name members in your database if exist this name before you should change the name of table in install.php and change the same name in bswmail.php -
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Manage auto-response messages remotely. Features: queue future install/uninstall actions, uses "vacation" as underlying utility, PAM authentication, lightweighted HTTP-server, a few clients (SquirrelMail plugin, generic Perl CGI, CLI).
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basE91 is an advanced method for encoding binary data as ASCII characters. It is similar to UUencode or base64, but is more efficient. The overhead produced by basE91 depends on the input data. It amounts at most to 23% and can range down to 14%.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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This program gives you a new way of capturing and collecting music from radio stations over the Internet. You can listen and record your favorites radios at the same time also this way like to realize audio diffusion using outcast stream protocol.
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The Email Administration Utility can help a client administrate their own Email accounts via a web interface using PHP and Perl scripting. The client can add, remove or modify accounts on a server that provides an IMAP port to connect to.
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Diom Webmail is a webmail client written in PHP to interact with an IMAP server. Diom Webmail is easily configurable, with common features like sending and recieving messages and attachements, as well as an address book, and spell check.
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Rolodap is a LDAP based contacts directory/manager. It uses a shared directory, but presents itself to users as a series of individually defined address books.Simplicity of end use is a primary goal. Rolodap integrates with emailers that support LDAP.
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A small, fast, secure, anti-spam SMTP mail server (MTA). Delivery to mbox files and Maildirs supported. qwik-smtpd supports RBL, relay checking, raw/custom message handlers, and more. Custom authentication via checkpassword and a qmail-compatible configu
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A collection of Webmin Modules written by Dr. Angelo 'Archie' Amoruso. Please refer to the Project Web Page (http://webmod.homelinux.org) in order to download files. Thanks.
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netmaniamail is webmail. in deatil, web based email client. pop3 server, mysql, php4 required. perfect MIME supported. it looks like m$ outlook, but simple & easy to use.
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email notification tracker
Track daily notification e-mails from one simple graph
The tracker's purpose is to show that expected daily e-mail notifications (from cron jobs for example) are actually received. It also allows to analyze the notification e-mails to determine attributes (like success or failure).
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