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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).

DSN Support for Exim. This patch allows Exim 4.xx to support the sending of email Delivery Status Notifications. From Exim 4.83 onwards DSN is now included as standard (based on this patch). dsn_process was a removed option of this standard inclusion and so the patches after 4.76 will re-enable that functionality and provide a binary with the same options / configurations as previously.

E-mail greylisting system implemented as a freestanding executable suitable for use with Exim 4, using MySQL database back-end.

MailArchiva is a powerful, full featured email archiving (email archiver) and compliance solution for mail systems such as Microsoft Exchange. It stores all incoming, outgoing and internal emails for long term storage. A web based user interface is avail

A SMTP and POP e-mail server for Windows and GNU/Linux.

Modular EMail Server with features to support SMTP-after-POP,Anti-Virus filter by using popular AV-Scanners,IMAP,POP3,SSL,ODMR,SASL and has an easy configuration. (SMTP,ODMR,IMAP,POP3,SASL,CHUNKING,BINARYMIME,PAM)

Vorpal Mail is a Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) intended to replace sendmail. It's aims are to be easy to configure and manage, whilst providing powerful features (Virtual Domains etc.).

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A small, fast, secure, anti-spam SMTP mail server (MTA). Delivery to mbox files and Maildirs supported. qwik-smtpd supports RBL, relay checking, raw/custom message handlers, and more. Custom authentication via checkpassword and a qmail-compatible configu

Moxy is a transparent mail proxy. With Moxy, mail servers can listen for and receive mail on non standard ports, users retain complete control over their servers, no need to update DNS MX record with IP changes, bandwidth logged per domain or email

This program rapidly delivers bulletins by linking them to a single bulletin file. This saves heaps of disk space and is >100 times faster than regular delivery.