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    Hedwig Mail server
    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.
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    Cassiopeia's BitMail

    Cassiopeia's BitMail

    Encrypting E-Mail Client

    BitMail is a Proof-of-Concept- / Design-Study for an Qt E-Mail Client. POP3 / IMAP / SMTP / P2P E-Mail-Client. ● Qt E-Mail Client. ● Build-in Encryption to secure E-Mails ● IMAP & POP3 ● Additionally a full decentral P2P Email-Option via the Echo Protocol ● Store Email for Offline-Friends in the P2P Network. ● Chat and Instant Messaging is build in. ● POPTASTIC function (Chat over Email) ● Calendar widget functionality. ● Open Source. BSD License. "Cassiopeia is the...
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    Hastymail
    Hastymail is a fast, secure, rfc-compliant, cross-platform IMAP/SMTP client application written in PHP providing a clean web interface for sending and reading E-mail. This version of Hastymail is no longer being developed. We are now working on a new version, Hastymail 3, AKA, "Cypht". http://cypht.org
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    PinoyPHP Mail is a PHP Webmail E-mail Client which create virtual accounts usable by many users. Requires MySQL, and ONE POP3 account. Added: New Registration, Sent Items, Improved Mail Client. See demo at: http://mail.pinoyphp.info (you may register)
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    Quinsonnas Mail, a PHP4+/PEAR Web email client, retrieves mail from POP, IMAP, and NNTP server inboxes into a MySQL database. Mail is sent via SMTP, Sendmail, or PHP. MIME emails are supported as well. Contacts and lists are stored for composing email.
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    Tortoise Mail is a POP3 and SMTP E-Mail Client written in PHP. By using PEAR Package DB, it supports many SQL-Based Databases (dbase, fbsql, ibase, ifx, msql, mssql, mysql, oci8, odbc, pgsql, sqlite, sybase). It is also PHP 5.x compatible.
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    PHP Mail Central (phpMC) is a web based multiuser email client written in PHP. It uses a mysql backend to store all collected emails (from POP3 or IMAP4 accounts) in a local database.
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