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Fetchmail - the mail-retrieval daemon
Client daemon to move mail from POP and IMAP to your local computer
Fetchmail is a mail retrieval daemon that can download messages from POP3, IMAP, ODMR and ETRN-based stores, with SSL/TLS security including certificate verification, and pass downloaded mail to a local SMTP or LMTP server, or a message delivery agent such as maildrop. -
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Highly scalable/configurable Messaging Platform allowing users in a domain to be distributed on multiple hosts, has multiple queues. Provides virtual domains/users in MySQL. Modern MSP class qmail replacement with ESMTP, POP3/IMAP, QMTP, QMQP support
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Hedwig is an open source IMAP, SMTP, POP3 server written in Java, designed with ease of installation and configuration in mind. Hedwig enables storage of mail message headers in a relational database(MySQL or Oracle) and mail messages in a file system. Visit http://hwmail.sourceforge.net/ for more information.
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Mail Relaxer
Synology package to hibernate while running Mail Station & Server
...Only to be used with Mail Station polling external mail server(s), i.e. NOT when you run Mail Server with own domain (because the server should keep running all the time then). Still, you can use Mail Server just as IMAP server and SMTP relay. Mail Relaxer is not intended to be used with Zarafa. Credits for the original idea go to Tobi "jahlives" from German Synology forum. -
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GreenMail is an intuitive and easy-to-use test suite of email servers for testing purposes. Supports SMTP, POP3, IMAP with SSL socket support, and configurable user accounts and credentials. All in 100% Java. WE'VE MOVED TO GIT HUB: https://github.com/greenmail-mail-test/greenmail
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Hastymail is a fast, secure, rfc-compliant, cross-platform IMAP/SMTP client application written in PHP providing a clean web interface for sending and reading E-mail. This version of Hastymail is no longer being developed. We are now working on a new version, Hastymail 3, AKA, "Cypht". http://cypht.org
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Webmail Mobile é um cliente de e-mails desenvolvido em JSP/Servlet. Totalmente projetado com design e funcionalidades voltados para smartphones e dispositivos móveis.
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Blue HttpMail is a library that connects to HTTPMail servers (such as hotmail.com) and a proxy that allows POP3, IMAP and SMTP access to those servers. Blue HttpMail is being developed using the open source library Blue http://bluelib.sourceforge.net
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Quinsonnas Mail, a PHP4+/PEAR Web email client, retrieves mail from POP, IMAP, and NNTP server inboxes into a MySQL database. Mail is sent via SMTP, Sendmail, or PHP. MIME emails are supported as well. Contacts and lists are stored for composing email.
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JFoxMail is a opensource J2EE webmail application. Access to read from IMAP account, Compose using SMTP, and Address Book management using LDAP is supported.
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B-Client is a Windows DLL that provides internet communications protocols. This C++ DLL supports SMTP, POP, IMAP and NNTP protocols with support for other open internet communication protocols in the future.
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JFetcher is a Java Fetchmail application, which is able to fetch emails from a pop3 or imap mailbox and deliver it to another smtp host. The ideal exercise for JFetcher is to fetch emails from a global mailbox for relaying them to local accounts.
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Heirloom mailx (formerly known as "nail") is intended provide the functionality of the POSIX mailx command with additional support for MIME messages, IMAP (including caching), POP3, SMTP, S/MIME, message threading/sorting, scoring, and filtering.
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An advanced qmail distribution based on qmail-sql which has SMTP, SMTPS, POP3, POP3S, IMAP, IMAPS services, a content scanner, spoofing protections, SMTP AUTH support, SMTP-after-POP/IMAP, PHP5 API, SPF support and much more...
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hMailServer is a SMTP/POP3/IMAP server for Windows. Data is stored in MySQL/MSSQL database and is easily accessed using the COM library. Project info, trackers and downloads has moved to www.hmailserver.com.
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A proxy server for gmail, that enables you to fetch your gmails using IMAP or POP3, and send mails by SMTP via your gmail account.
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MadMail is a simple Webmail client which can handle POP3, SMTP, and IMAP servers. It is written with PHP (Sessions) an can displays HTML messages and MIME attachments. Features multi-language support No Database required
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C# Email Server (CES). Implements SMTP and POP3 components that can be used as a standalone server or as components in other applications.
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Spootnik is a complete mail system including SMTP/POP3/IMAP support it is an ongoing development effort.
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Foedus Mail is a mail server written in Java. The goal is to produce stable IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 support and then to build upon and refine it.
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Welcome to the project page of the Open JMail Server - a scalable Java email server. Features POP, SMTP, IMAP, dynamic pluggable storage design, modular protocol handling, easy XML configuration and much more.
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It's intended to make a Mailer that's work with (S)IMAP , POP and SMTP . In the future it's should be possible to convert this Flex3 project into an desktop application by AdobeAIR.
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