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    Lazyinstaller provides installation scripts for well known unix software. currently only qmail Lazydog is available. The script installs qmail with some patches for security and functionality, vpopmail, IMAP, ezml, qmailadmin and vqadmin tools and more
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    AnonInbox is a PHP script which provides users with anonymous access to email. It uses a MySQL database for efficient storage of mail. Old messages are automatically removed at a specified interval. Malicious attachments are blocked.
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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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