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Scram is a generic smtp e-mail scanner that is intended to be completely modular. It is based on modules you can create yourself with any language. The intent is to give you total flexiblity as to what happens to every e-mail that enters your network.
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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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Sylpheed-ES es el grupo de usuarios de habla hispana de Sylpheed (y Sylpheed-Claws), el cliente de email basado en GTK que tiene por objetivo el crear un programa flexible, ligero y personalizable.
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A TNEF viewer/extractor. It fully integrates with the KDE environment (mime types, ...) and can be registered as opening application for e-mail clients.
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Cronos II is a MUA (or Mail Client) written from scratch over the GNOME library using C. This MUA is intended to be fast, light and powerful. It has support for POP3, Spool, SMTP, Plugins and many other protocols and features.
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This is swab, the System Wide Address Book for Linux. This is a mysql based c++ project. It interfaces with various address book applications via front-ends which will continue to be developed and distributed as part of the project, and also includes a l
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KLassie is a Kicker Panel Applet to allow you to display how many email messages you have waiting. It comes with to data provider plugins, one that will poll an IMAP server, the other will execute an arbitrary shell command that produces a number, and dis
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FProc is an HTML form processor designed to provide an interface layer between the form itself and modules providing a range of services, such as e-mail and e-commerce.
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Defunct. Not changed since 2002 and not used in years—I now have much better ways to do this kind of thing. A mailbox checking and summary GNOME applet (+ standalone application). Displays sender and subject of the most recent emails you have received, with regexp-based sound notification and sender/subject highlighting, screensaver auto-unblanking, and more.
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Faces - a Gtk+ program for monitoring a list (typically mail incoming messages) visually. It supports IMAP and POP mailboxes. There is a huge collection of picons (personal icons) that can be used in conjunction with the faces program.
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Sonicmail is a GNOME applet POP email notifer. It will notify you when you receive new emails on a POP3 server by displaying a selectable icon in the applet window, and by optionally playing a selectable sound. Many other features are still to come!
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A scalable e-mail system framework. Based around an LDAP, all modules are independant, giving the administrator the right to choose their own personal favourite component. Designed to improve the migration & admin of large scale mail systems.
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chill is a heavy-module-based web-application with a core supporting many features. writing own modules for... everything. modules for webmail, firewall/router-administration, server-administration are planned natively.
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Pimp is a modular proxy written in C++ with modularity in mind. So pimp is just a basic proxy and all the protocol logic is implemented in loadable modules. Currently there is a POP3 and SMTP protocol module and a SpamAssassin helper module.
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Travel Guides is an ontology-based system which enables adding new destinations, and searching for existing ones using a user-friendly environment while hiding the complexity of ontology languages such as OWL and SPARQL.
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CODIUS is a simple tool to ask for help/support in a collaborative environment such a knowledge intensive communities whose members have experience in different areas. This tool simplifies the knowledge sharing between the community members.
