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The Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy (ASSP) Server project aims to create an open source platform-independent SMTP Proxy server which implements auto-whitelists, self learning Hidden-Markov-Model and/or Bayesian, Greylisting, DNSBL, DNSWL, URIBL, SPF, SRS, Backscatter, Virus scanning, attachment blocking, Senderbase and multiple other filter methods. Click 'Files' to download the professional version 2.8.1 build 24261.

It is not only a web server, it is also Mail server, DNS server, FTP server, TFTP server, Proxy server, VPN server and client... All in one! This program will help you to open all the possibilities Internet can offer for your company - public site, provide Internet access and personal mailboxes for each employee! HTTP server. Server Side Includes. Regular expression in SSI. CGI interface for scripts (Executable files; Perl,PHP, or another external interpreters) ISAPI interface. ...

PaKnPosT presents an alternative to email for sharing large files. It uses HTTP via Web browser to convey files, and text email to notify file recipients, with file type restriction, virus scanning, encryption, password protection and anti-spam measures

OneLDAP is a limited LDAP server that is a proxy to other common protocols, such as POP3 and IMAP. It provides basic SEARCH and BIND functions for standard LDAP authentication. It is based on the shell backend function of OpenLDAP. Release files are available at the project website.

hardlinkpl finds duplicate files and hardlinks them, especially but not only on Cyrus mail spools. The memory footprint is bearable low, making it possible to search huge file systems of several hundred gigabytes. Inspired by hardlinkpy.

A fake mail server that captures e-mails as files for acceptance testing. This avoids the excessive configuration of setting up a real mail server and trying to extract mail queue content. Sponsered by Wordtracker.

Languages: Perl, Support Libraries: Perl/Tk, Platforms: UNIX/Unix Like/LINUX, Problem Domain: Real Time Mailman Monitor to analyze and read log files. Show current list usage etc., Feature: Graphical representation of mailman logs in various panes

A suite of perl scripts used to build, maintain, and update a complete email server. Includes support for POP3(SSL), IMAP(SSL), SMTP, SMTP-AUTH, POP before SMTP, Webmail, Admin Interfaces, centralized configuration files, and automated mailbox cleanup.

Perl cgi for virtual users/virtual domain for exim and tpop3d management. White/black lists per user/domain, quota, etc. No any db, all data stored in plain-text files. Exim, tpop3d and apache config included. Intend for small (10-100 users) mail system.

SPS is a suite of content management and publishing tools for developing easily maintained web sites and email distributions. It includes a content manager for database and media files; a generator, for producing pages; and a publisher.

mailscanner-mrtg provides configuration files, web pages and related perl scripts for mrtg to monitor your MailScanner (http://www.mailscanner.info/) machine.

This is a software system designed to "proxy" any number of dnsbl's. The system is designed to work with static, or dynamic dns zones(bind spec), sendmail access files, or libmilter and uses perl and bdb.

Spamsort is a mail sorting application which scans a quarantine directory for files and then routes them to specific user mailboxes based on the receipient domain. It uses a simple text file to match domains with user mailboxes.

OMLNg is a small newsletter sending program. It provides non technical people the ability to send rich messages to groups and works with common office software/files. It is aimed at people that do not have access to such service on a mail server.

Email gateway, also known as an autoresponder and webmail service. Allows downloading of local files, web pages, images, and access to utilities such as nslookup and whois. All the user needs is an email client. Project moved to GitHub. https://github.com/fidian/binky

Efisto is file sending made easy. It enables users of the system to send files to anyone who has email and web access. Upload some files (using the efisto client) and the recipient will get an email with an URL where he can download the files.

This code generates SURBL zone files, used to block spams based on message body URI domains which have been previously reported to SpamCop. SURBL is currently used by SpamCopURI, a SpamAssassin 2.63 plugin. Spam is well-marked with few false positives.

pbiff scans files like the EMail Montior programm xbiff for changes. Written in perl. Window pop-up and sound notification can be configured freely. Perl/TK needed only.

This project is a utility to allow the splitting up of extremely large "mbox"-style mail spool files into managable chunks - particularly chunking the spool by day, but in the future with a wider range of customizable filters.

This small program checks the size of the files in the mail spool directory and compares them to the data given in the config file. If the size of the mail inbox file larger, it sends e-mail to user and/or root.

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

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.

Converts Outlook .mbx and .dbx files into standard RFC822 mail files. Mailboxes from newer versions of Outlook and Outlook express may not be supported.

CSCMail is an X/Gtk based MUA. It supports the POP3 protocal and can also read mailspool files/directories. It supports multiple accounts, filters, GPG, MIME, Spellchecking, HTML Mail (view only) and a host of other features.

Mail Systems, particularly Corporate Mail Spools should provide organisations with the ability to filter content from entering the organisation based on file types (ie - No VBS files), virus scans and whatever pedantic ideas sysadmins come up with.