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-- DISCONTINUED! see Homepage -- SpamCruncher is a small Perl-Script, that uses the SpamAssassin-engine to identify spam on remote POP3- or IMAP-Servers. So you only need SpamCruncher if your E-Mail host doesn't offer you free anti-spam services.
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A Perl script that you slip between your MTA (e.g. Sendmail) and your local mailer to remove executable (.EXE, .COM, .VBS, etc.) MIME attachments from email messages.
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Pinole is a Perl based script that allows you to send written messages to mobile phones or pagers using an email alias. It currently support devices of Telcel, Iusacell, SkyTel, Biper, NexTel, Intercom, Techtel and others.
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Matt's FormMail is a customizable form to email perl script which unlike most other formmail scripts that I have seen or used, it handles its own SMTP procedures, contacting the SMTP server manually and hence removing the need for a program such as blat/
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Clarke is a Perl script for automatically replying to email. It has a featureful command line, and can be run from a .forward or .qmail file or interactively. It is used by The Apache Software Foundation.
