Search Results for "emails"

Instantly create ASCII reports, multi-column tables, graphs, ... These can be rendered on screen, files and most importantly log streams.

...It's based on Java, but can easily be called periodically from Windows task scheduler, and/or at system startup (configuration and batch file is included). WinRaidMonitor can send emails to a specified email address (supports SSL connections to SMTP server and user/password authentication).

This allows you to run an email "server" that will accept any and all emails and allow you to query them afterwards - similar to the service Mailinator.com provides. Using this, you can test whether your applications can send emails correctly, and you can retrieve the data out of them (for example if you need to verify that account activation links exist in the outgoing email, and that they work correctly).

Mailster is a project aimed at testing software mail capabilities. It provides a mail server container to test emails sent by your apps without rewriting your application code.

This project consists of a proxy application that supports SMTP and POP3 and archives those emails in rfc 822 format. It does not include any archive but uses existing archives through a plugin infrastructure.

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.

This project aims to create an OS X and Windows XP desktop application that will extract relevant information from your computer as you perform everyday tasks such as reading emails or chatting on instant messenger clients.

JEM is an SMTP server with pluggable components that let you process email in any way you like. It can also extend beyond emails into generalised message processing (like JMS) and can even generate its own messages based on a Cron-like facility.

Create a graph of your computer, with files, folders, emails, contacts ... as nodes and logical relations, associations as edges. Use this graph to control your computer and locate the data you need. See things in context!