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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.

This project builds on top of the (and adds additional) scripts included with msmtp (a command-line send only email client) in order for it to act as a queueing Mail Transport Agent (by acting as the sendmail command; it also offer an minimalist SMTP server mode) with some additional features like verify-before-send (which requires you to confirm that you really do want to send email, after a required delay (cooling off period)) for those who need to think twice about the wisdom of what they...

Policy-daemon for the postfix MTA in perl. Scores RBLs, RHSBLs, HELO, Client IP and MAIL FROM argument and sums up a score on which you can reject the mail before DATA will be received. Results are cached. I.e: a weighted SMTP filter before DATA (queue).

YPOPs! is an application which emulates a POP3/SMTP mail server and provides free POP3 and SMTP access to Yahoo! Mail. It does not depend on Yahoo's POP3/SMTP mail server. You can use a mail client of your choice!

The JavaMailFactory is mail-templating-framework for java. It offers multi-client capability, internationalization and special-character-support for plain and html-emails.

NMail provides an SMTP client & server along with an IMAP4 server; all are written in C#.

Putmail is a very lightweight MTA or SMTP client that may replace the sendmail command when used by MUAs that lack SMTP support.

NetPop -- a Netscape / AOL Email Popper written in Java, much like YPOPs! for Yahoo mail and Mr Postman for Hotmail, that allows anyone to use a POP3 email client (Thunderbird, Eutora, Outlook, etc) with Netscape and AOL webmail.

MSWeb is a client for Microsoft's Outlook Web Access (OWA). It is intended to deliver mail from a MS exchange server to a UNIX computer. For those who are opposed to 50 MB mailreaders.