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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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PerlPop3 is a pop3 server written entirely in Perl. It is not memory hog as other pop3 servers, and pretty fast processing thousands of mails. Can be extended to use a database (and use APOP authentication). As a script can be modified as per your ne
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FreeYourEmail frees you of: proprietary APIs, HTML web pages, Mail clients, etc... It can incorporate multiple email accounts (GroupWise, Yahoo!, etc...) and provide a single download point. It can offer other information: Weather, Stock quotes, etc..
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SmartPost software provides the total electronic mail solution using UNIX/Linux,with IMAP,POP,webmail access as well as web-based administration and web-based control over the mail server.Project is closed.There are some better solutions on marketnow
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yaspi is a POP3 mail-scanner that targets mailbox bombing originated by virusen. It connects to the POP3 server and uses some heuristics to catch mails infected by Swen and similar virus. Then, it uses Ricochet to send abuse reports.
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A simple command line utility to perform various tasks on a remote POP3 e-mail box. Intended as a replacement for the Email Manipulator utility(mailtool.exe). List and delete messages by size, range, or keyword. Handy for tech support.
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-- DISCONTINUED! see Homepage -- SpamCruncher is a small Perl-Script, that uses the SpamAssassin-engine to identify spam on remote POP3- or IMAP-Servers. So you only need SpamCruncher if your E-Mail host doesn't offer you free anti-spam services.
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A daemon that provides a method to track generic POP3 or IMAP logins and then email (in future:also block) the user if they exceed the number of accesses per given minutes allowed.
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Fast and simple front-end for administering qmail with virtual domains, users and mailinglists with the flexibility of PHP over the web
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popwatcher is a daemon that maintains a list of hosts that are authorized to use your mailserver as an SMTP relay based on those hosts successfully authenticating to your POP mail server. The default configuration is designed to work with qpopper and exi
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ZpopPER is a multi-process POP3 retriever, written in PERL. It is a POP3 to SMTP gateway like 'fetchmail'. It differs from fetchmail in parallelization, which makes it much faster.
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A Perl POP3 web based client created because "There never seems to be enough web based POP3 web clients out there". Support for sending different kinds of mime messages is offered and also some mime encoded messages can be seen (very groovy)! Made to
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WE HAVE MOVED OFF SOURCEFORGE. PLEASE VISIT http://openwebmail.acatysmoof.com. OpenWebMail is a full-featured webmail, addressbook, calendar, and webdisk system that is designed to manage very large mail folder files in a quick and memory efficient w
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