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A web-based helpdesk ticketing system. It adopts a more effective ticket sorting/ranking method instead of the cumbersome "assign/completed". More: http://www.upoint.info/cgi
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STS - SupportTicketsystem and Knowledgebase - auto response, Mail - parsing , mysql or mssql, user can rate tickets which where published in the knowledgebase for professional use user groups, admin - groups, ticketstatus - support iv'e read message
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An advanced qmail distribution based on qmail-sql which has SMTP, SMTPS, POP3, POP3S, IMAP, IMAPS services, a content scanner, spoofing protections, SMTP AUTH support, SMTP-after-POP/IMAP, PHP5 API, SPF support and much more...
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This is an email server written in C#. The server handles protocol, and a plugin architecture allows developers to create their own authentication/mail storage system, making this one of the most scalable email servers in the world. 2 plugins included.
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LIMeTool (pronounced like the fruit), is intended to be a simple and easy interface for managing accounts on an integrated Sendmail/LDAP/Cyrus IMAP installation. It's written in PHP and is realitively easy to configure and expand.
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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Mailafar is a mail server designed for use in difficult communication environments providing a full set of Internet email protocols, web mail, web admin, dial-in and wireless LAN access control. It will run on Linux, FreeBSD and Windows.
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This program rapidly delivers bulletins by linking them to a single bulletin file. This saves heaps of disk space and is >100 times faster than regular delivery.
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POP 4 is a protocol specification for extentions to the POP 3 protocol. O3 is a mail system that implements POP 4.
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Qpopper is the most widely-used server for the POP3 protocol (this allows users to access their mail using any POP3 client). Qpopper supports the latest standards, and includes a large number of optional features.
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SPAMGrinderProxy
SPAM filtering proxy.
SPAMGrinderProxy is an SMTP and POP3 spam filter that runs as a service on Windows XP/2K. It works with any server or client, scanning each message for SPAM and flagging those that are. It can interoperate with SpamAssassin or use its own filters. -
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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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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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