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Convert Webmail to POP3.Is also included a SMTP/POP3 tunneling system that allow send and receive email in a private network HTTP PROXY based. All connection are plugin based. Over 450 email server supported and tested, GMAIL POP3/SMTP over Proxy Network.
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OneLDAP is a limited LDAP server that is a proxy to other common protocols, such as POP3 and IMAP. It provides basic SEARCH and BIND functions for standard LDAP authentication. It is based on the shell backend function of OpenLDAP. Release files are available at the project website.
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Blue HttpMail is a library that connects to HTTPMail servers (such as hotmail.com) and a proxy that allows POP3, IMAP and SMTP access to those servers. Blue HttpMail is being developed using the open source library Blue http://bluelib.sourceforge.net
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