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    libsmtp is a library that enables developers to integrate SMTP sending capabilities into their programs. It is written in C, but a C++ wrapper should be available someday. Is is licensed under the LGPL, so that it can be included in non open-source stuff,
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    Tools for a mail delivery service, including LMTP and POP3 servers and also getpwnam() emulation. Mail is stored in Maildir++ format (qmail plus courier extensions as soft quota and subfolders). User defined filter and virtual domains are supported.
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    OpenChange Project

    OpenChange Project

    Microsoft Exchange compatible server and client libraries

    OpenChange is a portable Open Source implementation of Microsoft Exchange server and Exchange protocols. It provides a complete solution to interoperate with Microsoft Outlook clients or Microsoft Exchange servers. OpenChange client-side library is used in existing messaging clients and is the solution in new projects to communicate natively with Microsoft Exchange and Exchange-compatible servers. OpenChange server is a transparent Microsoft Exchange server replacement using native...
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    dk-milter consists of two parts: A milter-based application (dk-filter) which plugs in to Sendmail to provide DomainKeys service, and a library (libdk) which can be used to build DomainKeys-compliant applications or MTAs. See the home page for details.
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    dkfd is a DomainKeys filter daemon using libdomainkeys library. targeted usage is SMTP proxy of Postfix MTA. Currently developing under Linux/FreeBSD, and Solaris.
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    XCmail is a MIME and multi POP3 server capable mailtool for X11 using the Xclasses layout library. XCmail was designed completely object orientated and by this may be improved easily. <p> XCmail has its own server in the internet. Take a look on it.
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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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    IMAP protocol implementation in C++
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