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Groupwise archiver
Script set to archive emails at groupwise server side
This is a "third party" archiver for Novell/Microfocus Groupwise. It uses the SOAP interface. -
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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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Bahrein is a Perl script that allows you to chat over AIM through only e-mail. All incoming IMs are forwarded through GMail to your destination - and you can reply just as easily back through e-mail to IM again.
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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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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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Check given IP/Host presence in 106 RBLs. Now, you don\'t have to check a lot www sites, just run this script in console.
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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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