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ImpraStorage provided a private imap access to store large files. Each file stored on the server is split in severals random parts. Each part also contains random noise data (lenght depends on a crypt key) to ensure privacy and exclude easy merge without the corresponding key. An index of files stored is encrypt (with the symmetric-key algorithm Kirmah) and regularly updated. Once decrypt, it permit to perform search on the server and download each part. transfert process is...

ZMail allows you to send email from anyone, to anyone. You can use ZMail to send fake or anonymous emails. Have fun!

ImapArchiver is a tool which can be used to save the all imap account into a local directory/archive. The ideal objective is to used it with cron to automatically make a back up of your imap account

A system for filtering messages from your IMAP inbox on-demand. Filters are defined in an XML file. Matching messages can be moved, copied, or deleted. This is all independant of your choice of email client, as long as you use IMAP.

PyWebMail is a Python library and POP3 gateway that enable working with WebMail servers like with POP3 or IMAP mail server. Currently Mail.Com, Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, Netscape.Net, HotMail and some minor servers support is finished.

gavamail is a POP3/IMAP server implemented in JAVA for reading your gmail e-mail with your favorite mail client. Currently only POP3 is implemented but I hope to implement IMAP too. Libraries provided by the g4j and libgmail projects are used.

py2blog takes stories from any configured source and renders them according to configured templates to any configured publish engine. The main goal is to facilitate blogging by giving people an easy way to create stories in their favorite environment

IMAP4 server working on top of SQL database (currently PostgreSQL but Oracle may work too). It has some unique features like elimination of duplicate messages throughout the whole system, possibility of clustering or load balancing etc.

mailgate is a set of Python scripts we used at my former company to transfer email a) from a POP3 account to our internal mail server, b) from a POP3 account to a mailbox file and c) from a mailbox file to a SMTP server.

JEEPERS (Jason's Extra Easy to Program Email Response System) uses a POP3 email account to monitor email for command phrases in subject lines. Default commands for remote file storeage and retrival. (Nothing to do with mailing lists or mass emailing.)