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Two Perl scripts for deleting of selected messages left on the POP3 server. You can select messages for deleting from within your mail client missing this feature, like KMail and Evolution, then execute the script which actually deletes messages. This project is discontinued. I still see occasional downloads, so I will leave it as-is.
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splitbox, a small command line Perl script. It splits multiple Berkeley mbox formatted email files into separate *.eml files, saved in separate folders. It can also split mailbox files of Evolution, Kmail or may be other email clients too.
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This Perl script enables users of the Calypso email program to export their emails, including all HTML emails and all attachments, to an mbox format file that can be imported into Evolution, KMail and possibly other email programs.
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Evochallenge is a simple Perl based challenge/response mail filter for Evolution on Linux. If you run Evolution, and get buried in spam, Evochallenge can help.
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Converts a tab separated value (TSV) file containing address book information as exported by Thunderbird, to a vCard file (VCF) ready to be imported into Evolution contacts. Finely-tuned to do exactly this and only this, without losing information.
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