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Modoboa
Mail hosting made simple
...It is written in Python 3 and uses the Django, jQuery and Bootstrap frameworks. Follow the evolution of your server traffic thanks to a few builtin graphics: messages distribution per type and average size. Easily use standard protocols like DKIM or DMARC to improve your sender reputation and so make sure your emails will be delivered. Consult your emails everywhere thanks to simple but functional builtin webmail. -
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GMail automatic poster. Send all files of a certain type to a list of recipients or to a mailing list. Send every file by itself or choose mail size upper and lower bound. Move sent file out of the way or delete them.
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A short python script to monitor filesize changes and to email the file contents to a gmail user once the file is no longer being changed. Useful for keeping track of data-generating programs and as an early alert system for data collection problems.
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sk_filter is a crossplatform mail filter, written in Python that aims to reduce connection costs for dial-up users. It takes a diffrent approach to filtering, and that is to filter mail based on its size, rather than content. For dial-up this is the only
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