Open Source Python Email Software for BSD

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.

This is an archive for old versions of OpenEMM. You will find the latest version of OpenEMM here: https://wiki.openemm.org OpenEMM is a browser-based enterprise application for email automation like info and marketing newsletters, transaction mails or multi-stage email campaigns. OpenEMM offers tons of features for professional users, among them: a great user interface, template-based HTML mailings, automatic bounce management, mail opening and link tracking, lots of graphical realtime statistics, a content management system, self-defined and behaviour-based target groups, a multi-queue mail backend for maximum sending performance, a time-driven automated data import and export feature, an extensive set of webservices, a plugin interface to easily extend the core functionality, a scripting feature to enhance the functionality of OpenEMM with triggerable customized actions and an audit-proof user activity log.

Mailman is the GNU mailing list manager. It provides standard list management features, integrated with a web interface. Please note: the subversion repository has been retired. Please see http://wiki.list.org/x/DgAJ for details.

Spootnik is a complete mail system including SMTP/POP3/IMAP support it is an ongoing development effort.

Adding dynamic sublists to Mailman to support threading and scalability. For full information, see http://javamlm.mills.edu. This work is supported by NSF Career Grant #9876309.

This is an open-source implementation of Elegitimizer.com's "elegitisigner" specification. An easily implemented validation mechanism to help eliminate illegitimate e-mail or “Spam.” Elegitisigner features a well documented “web of trust” model.

FOSSWALL project is now merged under the Open Source Security Network (OSSN) project. Open Source Security Network is a community who are dedicated to working in different aspects of IT Security, Network Security, Application Security, Email Security etc

- Cross platform, written in python - Runs as a windows service or linux daemon - Queries external server for IP address, whatsmyip link is provided or you can host your own using the "IP_check.php" file included - Tracks changes and uses a GMAIL address with IMAP configured to send emails. - Once configured, it runs in the background and is silent. Version 2 -Td8f4

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.

OpenMMOd is a open-source event-driven MMORPG Server written in C++ with a YAML packet definition backend. It is MySQL database driven currently with future backend support to come in the future.

UnityCA is a Certificate Authority "front end" based on the Community-Oriented CA (COCA) model, which was primarily developed for non-profit "free CAs." Organizational and end-user interfaces provide trusted web management of the installed CA (eg ElyCA).

SZgrid is a grid mashup for both Grid administrator and end users.It's a solution for Grid server&client&PE&API.

Camram is a hybrid antispam system combining multiple techniques improving the users e-mail experience.

elspy is an extension to the Exim MTA that allows Exim users to supply a local_scan() function written in Python instead of C. (Exim's local_scan() API lets sysadmins supply site-specific code for approving/rejecting email messages at SMTP time.)

muttzilla is a library which takes advantage of Netscape's Third Party Mail and News API. This allows use of your favorite e-mail and news clients instead of Netscape Messenger for handling mailto: and news: urls, "Send Link", and other e-mail functions.