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MultiMail is an offline mail packet reader for Unix and other systems. It currently supports the Blue Wave, QWK, OMEN, OPX and SOUP formats. It has a full screen, color user interface, built with the curses library.
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FUDforum is a super fast and scalable discussion forum. It is highly customizable and supports unlimited members, forums, posts, topics, polls & attachments. It can import XML Feeds and sync with USENET groups and Mailing Lists (bi-directional).
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The n3tpd is a small NNTP Server that can handle small newsgroups. The server is not stable yet and lacks a lot of features but "it works". This software is superseeded by SONEWS Usenet News Server (see http://www.sonews.org/).
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NINAN, a webapplication to download binary content from news servers. Ninan Supports the nzb file format for easy download and runs on a server or workstation on a OS supporting java 1.6+. Request and bugs can be reported at: http://ninan.org
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This software provides a easy way to control NzbGet server throw a visual interface. This software also allows the user to connect to the deamon remotely and the user can add new downloads (nzb files), start/stop the daemon, set the download rate, etc...
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An e-mail and usenet news reader written entirely in Java. E-mail accounts and newsgroups can be created and subscribed to, respectively, from a formatted data package.
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jman is a small GUI-based e-mail and Usenet client written for the Java Platform and intended to be extensible and customizable for both users and developers and to provide a large degree of flexibility with respect to protocols, plugins, and UI widgets.
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Eclipsemail is an e-mail client for the Eclipse platform. The original Eclipse Mail project on SourceForge was founded by Jordi Boehme Lopez and Leif Frenzel. That project is no longer maintained. Please visit http://eclipsemail.org instead.
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jNewsGate is a plugin based NNTP server written in Java intended to fetch different news-like content (RSS feeds, news sites, web forums) and provide it to a NNTP news reader.
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CoffeeLink Open News Server is an NNTP server written entirely in Java intended for hosting private discussion groups. CLNews supports the current NNTP RFC including many common extensions.
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Java realization of News Server based on Network News Transfer Protocol (via TCP/IP) It will be a bridge between data storage (some SQL DB) and News Reader (client) OS: OS independent Programming Language: Java
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The goal of the Everything Over Freenet project is to make all interesting internet protocols work over Freenet. Anonymous and decentralized mail, news, chat, and lots of other things will soon be yours.
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