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list2db reads digested email files generated by the mailman mailing list software and converts them into SQL for a relational database. The project also includes a PHP frontend for users to search and browse archived list emails.
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TEK empowers low-connectivity communities by providing a full Internet experience using email as the transport mechanism.
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Classifier4J is a java library that provides an API for automatic classification of text. The default (and only current) implementation of this API is a Bayesian classifier. This library can be used for multiple purposes - as a spam filter or a blog cl
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ResumeGazette is a client that obtains email addresses from searches on popular job search sites, then at the direction of the user, sends emails to all of the addresses found along with an attached resume.
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JobHunter aims to automatically find job information from some big sites such as chinahr,51job,zhaopin and so on. JobHunter searches the email address of each job item and automatically sends a email of application text to it.
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