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Filter/Reorg Excessive Emails (FreeMe)
Per user/admin filtering of individual/group emails
FreeMe is a lightweight e-mail filtering and reorganization tool for reducing clutter and highlighting messages of interest. It is intended to allow multiple administrators to specify individual rules for handling root e-mails, but can also be used in single-user mode. -
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Mailagent is a mail filter and processor typically invoked from your ~/.forward. It uses lex-style rules to filter messages and is very versatile.
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Leveraging the efficiency of Net::Server's process pooling capabilities, ulppd is a fast, highly scalable daemon and framework simplifying the creation of arbitrary anti-spam and filtering rules written in perl.
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A daemon to detect spammers trying to harvest email addresses by username guessing and temporarily DROP them with iptables firewall rules. The program also looks for and kills sendmail processes that have been stuck in "cmd read" mode for a long time.
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NewsOutlook lets you set rules to receive, in your mailbox, only those Usenet articles and Syndication feeds (rss & atom) you are interested in. Rules can be applied on author and text (regex can be used as well) and are configured with a Web-based front
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Mail::SpamAssassin::SpamCopURI is a plugin to Mail::SpamAssassin. It consults the list of spamvertised sites on www.spamcop.net and provides rules to allow scoring of blacklisted urls. See http://www.surbl.org for more information about the source data
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A simple, small-scale mail delivery agent (MDA) and SMTP relay written in Perl which allows filtering and modification of both incoming and outgoing messages using arbitrary, per-user or site-wide rules. Requires "Maildir"-style mail storage.
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Signify is a small program that allows a random signature to be generated from a set of rules. Each "section" can be one of an unlimited number of possibilities and be placed next to each other vertically to create columns.
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Deny-Spammers is a daemon that interfaces to the mail transfer agent and the firewall ruleset control program. It uses a strategy based upon patterns that spammers produce to dynamically update the server's ingress rules.
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