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E-MailRelay
SMTP email proxy and relay server
E-MailRelay is a simple SMTP proxy and relay MTA, written in C++, for Linux and Windows. As a proxy all messages can be passed through a user-defined program, such as a spam-filter, which can drop, readdress, or edit messages as they pass through. -
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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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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
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A SMTP to ESMTP proxy that accepts mail, parses it for template variables. The template variables are rendered with values from a CSV file. Next they are sent to the ESMTP server. Uses Template::Toolkit, Config::Simple alongwith other libraries.
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AISK is an acronym for Artificial Intelligence Spam Killer. It is a server side filter that acts as a kind of PROXY and uses SMTP to communicate with MTA. Main decision mechanism is based on artificial neural network capable of finding patterns, learning
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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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A little Java-Server-Software (like a SMTP-proxy), which accepts incoming SMTP-Messages. The subject will be parsed for @ or + symbols, which should control time shifted sending. If not contained, the message will be forwarded to parent smtp.
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A SMTP-Proxy that allows authenticated SMTP sessions to traverse, while stopping SMTP sessions from internet worms and SPAM bots. It can also be used transparently so clients need no additional settings, just auth. to their freemail of choice.
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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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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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A mailgate-server, acting as a gateway between private networks of a company and Internet. The working scheme is simple: (internal mailbox)<-->(external Internet mailboxes). Uses POP3 protocol. Its work is gonna be completely transparent to the end users.
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SORBS - Spam and Open Relay Blocking System - NOT http://www.sorbs.net/ This project is to provide a SMTP proxy that automatically checks incoming SMTP connections for origination from a server with an unsecured SMTP server and/or Proxy server.
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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
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