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Spey is the easy way to reduce the amount of spam you receive. It sits between your mail server and the outside world and performs greylisting and other verification checks. It needs very little configuration and no mail server setup and Just Works(TM).
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...The project is independed platform support designed Using Java ,C, PHP ,MySQL database . Its support RFC SMTP protocol , RFC Internet Message, Multi domains, forward, block, spam bulk and a lot more.
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dialin-spammer-block can be used to detect and block dialin clients that try to send send spam over your mailserver. A spammer is detected by watching the mailserver logfile and counting the mails sent by each dialin client.
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Spam blocking SMTP mail server in perl. Filters are added while running. Recipients decide how to block, spam rejects "in the envelope" back where it's from, not forged return address. Less load on servers + networks as body+attatchments are not received
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