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SystemApp
directly access application preferences/consents
... - Access to notifications; - On top permissions - Installation of unknown apps; - Access to "data use"; - Predefined applications; - Change system settings; - App for "device assistance"; - Accessibility; - Do not disturb permission. The application is freeware for personal non-profit use. An ad hoc shareware version is available for developers; Send an email to: android@msmail.it -
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Artica For Postfix
Full SMTP/Mail server Appliance in 5 minutes
An SSL Postfix Management Interface in PHP/Ajax that handles all postfix parameters including Virtual Domains in LDAP.It handles all securities features by implementing all addons like Spamassassin,Clamav,Milter-greylist,amavis within technical skills -
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Visual Synapse are component wrappers around the Synapse tcp/ip libraries. It wraps a few common internet protocols, like HTTP, UDP, DNS, ICMP, TCP and SMTP to multi-threaded components that can be used with Delphi, Kylix, Freepascal and C++ Builder.
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Delphi / FPC SMTP / POP3 Mail Server. High volume, customizable E-mail, for Win32, small footprint, secure, simple and fast with Web-based admin. See Documentation for more.
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Very small utilities that encode/decodes files into/from base64 respectively. Completely written in Pure Pascal (from version 2) they should compile in every Pascal compiler known to man.
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