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Fetchmail - the mail-retrieval daemon
Client daemon to move mail from POP and IMAP to your local computer
Fetchmail is a mail retrieval daemon that can download messages from POP3, IMAP, ODMR and ETRN-based stores, with SSL/TLS security including certificate verification, and pass downloaded mail to a local SMTP or LMTP server, or a message delivery agent such as maildrop. -
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Ni!Mail is a webmail connecting to an IMAP server and using python/nevow/twisted to provide a clean and fast interface. It uses nevow livepage, a library that uses XMLHTTPRequest, to make it very dynamic.
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Active Spam Killer for Windows (AfW) is a challenge/response spam filtering system for the Windows platform. Based on ASK for Linux by Marco Paganini, this project adds a POP3 client/server wrapper and web administration, as well as Windows compatibility
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ISOS is an e-mail and web server. It is designed for ease of use and provides a quick way to e-presence for small businesses and organizations who lack the experience to benefit from high performance, open source software such as Sendmail, Courier Mail,
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