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Fetchmail - the mail-retrieval daemon
Client daemon to move mail from POP and IMAP to your local computer
Fetchmail is a mail retrieval daemon that can download messages from POP3, IMAP, ODMR and ETRN-based stores, with SSL/TLS security including certificate verification, and pass downloaded mail to a local SMTP or LMTP server, or a message delivery agent such as maildrop. -
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PostfixAdmin is a Web Based Management tool created for Postfix. It is a PHP based application that handles Postfix Style Virtual Domains and Users that are stored in MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite
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Sortmail is a program to process incoming email, classify it and process it accordingly. Sortmail can handle incoming email as it arrives or download from a POP server. Sortmail is easier to configure than procmail and can replace fetchmail.
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This script help you to create fetchmail configuration, like 'fetchmailconf', but it run on web which using PHP4 and MySQL. Another feature is you can fetchmail on the fly by click the button on the web page.
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xODMR is an ATRN client that let you use a mail backup service when your SMTP server don't support ODMR natively. It's an alternative to xatrn and fetchmail (but works with TLS too); runs on any platform supported by Python. Win32 binary also avail
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JFetcher is a Java Fetchmail application, which is able to fetch emails from a pop3 or imap mailbox and deliver it to another smtp host. The ideal exercise for JFetcher is to fetch emails from a global mailbox for relaying them to local accounts.
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fetchFeed is a feed aggregator similar in function to the common unix mail utilities fetchmail and getmail.
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MailFetcher is program that retrieves mail though POP3 and then resends it with SMTP for a set of users. It is written in Java. It is equivalent to fetchmail, the well-known *nix utility but with less functionality, of course.
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MailRefinery is a tiny Linux distribution which will turn a machine into a complete mail server including Spam Assassin, GPL Virus filtering, POP, SPOP, IMAP, IMP, Fetchmail and a complete PHP based web interface to control it all.
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CleanPOP de-spams and expires emails from a POP3 server based on matching emails in your local mbox file, so local anti-spam tools can be used to clean your remote inbox. It is also useful for fetchmail users, who have no option to *delete after X days*
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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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Package of unix mail tools ported to MS Windows, and bundled together. Includes fetchmail, mutt, and gpg.
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Trestlemail is a Mail Delivery Agent that works with Fetchmail to automatically redistribute multi-drop mail. Many ISPs dump all mail to a domain into a single global mailbox. Fetchmail will fetch the multi-drop mail and Trestlemail will distribute it. It
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