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    Convert Webmail to POP3.Is also included a SMTP/POP3 tunneling system that allow send and receive email in a private network HTTP PROXY based. All connection are plugin based. Over 450 email server supported and tested, GMAIL POP3/SMTP over Proxy Network.
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    Mailster is a project aimed at testing software mail capabilities. It provides a mail server container to test emails sent by your apps without rewriting your application code.
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    Acoma process email communication on server or desktop side and attach relevant information from various sources to an email messages. It can be used within any email client or mobile device since it is hooked up to email as a proxy to SMTP or POP3.
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    Camel's Eye is a powerful POP3 email filter. It supports DNS-based Blackhole Lists (DNSBL/RBL), Razor, and rules that search header or body. Features include regular expressions, scoring, deletion on server, automatic whitelisting through an SMTP proxy.
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    Passenger is a powerfull and secure POP/IMAP proxy(gateway) server. It come with many plugins to adapt to your infrastructure (scalability, loadbalancing, secure with SSL, ldap or rdbm based, front-end abstraction of your infrascture).
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    SMTPSpy Proxy is a "dumb" SMTP proxy that waits for inbound SMTP requests and forwards all them directly to an external SMTP server, while outputting all e-mails passing through to a specified disk location, for monitoring purposes.
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    JSpamAssassin is a Java based POP3 Proxy Server that allows scan and mark messages as spam using Apache SpamAssassin.
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    Multi-platform spam filtering proxy, designed to be used on the client side. Can be launched as faceless server or with a GUI.
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    A little Java-Server-Software (like a SMTP-proxy), which accepts incoming SMTP-Messages. The subject will be parsed for @ or + symbols, which should control time shifted sending. If not contained, the message will be forwarded to parent smtp.
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