68 projects tagged "Address Book"
Updated 30 Jan 2001
ldap-abook
| Pop | 82.46 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.45 |
ldap-abook is an LDAP-based addressbook application, intended for users wishing to maintain a centralized server based addressbook. It provides a schema for an LDAP directory, a Perl library module, and a CGI script. The Web interface is used to view, add, modify, and delete entries. Any LDAP-aware email client (eg. Netscape Messenger, Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, etc.) can be configured to look up email addresses on the LDAP server. The package also includes a Perl script which can be used to dump the directory onto a PalmOS device.
Updated 07 Sep 2011
VCF2alias
| Pop | 21.33 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
VCF2alias is a tool to extract name and email information from VCF attachments (automatically if you use the enclosed mailcap), and writes a line (user-defined) to a file (user-defined). Originally, VCF2alias was aimed at mutt, but it should now work with any mail program that has text-file alias definitions.
Updated 05 Jul 2002
kmMail
| Pop | 84.17 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 2.99 |
kmMail is a PHP-based mail program, based on the mail functionality of Keftamail and is being developed by current Kefta employees. It is meant to be a framework for putting a web-based mail program on your site, but is still robust enough to drop into your current site with little to no modification. The goals of kmMail are MIME compliance, speed, low overhead, and an enjoyable user interface.
Updated 04 Oct 2001
R-AddressBook
| Pop | 27.17 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 65.14 |
R-AddressBook is a Java address book which stores its data in XML format. It can be run on virtually any computer (including PDAs) and offers local and global address information storage, WebServices based synchronization, off- and on-line operation, no restriction on the type or number of fields for each entry, and automatic address updates.
Updated 17 Jun 2002
WebPDA
| Pop | 25.16 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.46 |
WebPDA lets you view your palmdesk address book from a Web page. It is useful for publishing a directory or viewing your personal data under Linux or when you are away from home.
Updated 15 Feb 2010
eXtended Account Management System
| Pop | 157.18 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 8.19 |
eXtended Account Management System (XAMS) allows Administration of Unix, Web, FTP, DNS, and email accounts to manage a provider's typical userbase. Especially focusing on email account management, it enables you to easily create accounts, set aliases, and delegate domain administration to 2nd party resellers or customers. It uses PHP with MySQL or PostgreSQL as a backend, and is therefore able to manage tons of email accounts independently from your Unix/Linux accounts. Exim for SMTP and Courier for POP/IMAP are fully supported, but postfix, Cyrus, and qmail can be used too.
Updated 20 Dec 2001
Palm to Nokia vcards convertion
| Pop | 15.91 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 64.55 |
Palm to Nokia vcards convertion is a set of two scripts to read phone numbers from a Palm dump, and send formatted emails to a Nokia phone so that you can save them as vcards. This works with the following Nokia phones: 5160, 5165, 6160, 6165, and 8260.
Updated 14 May 2013
Turba
| Pop | 537.01 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 309.33 |
Turba is the Horde contact management application. It is a production level address book, and makes heavy use of the Horde framework to provide integration with IMP and other Horde applications. It supports SQL, LDAP, Kolab, and IMSP address books.
Updated 18 Jan 2002
Intelligent Mail Grabber
| Pop | 23.02 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 64.33 |
Intelligent Mail Grabber is a Web-based IMAP and POP3 client. It can decode attachments, and provides an address book.
Updated 31 Jan 2002
Wallal
| Pop | 38.57 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
Wallal is a standalone LDAP-to-Web gateway. It allows you to search, add to, modify, and delete from an LDAP database. It can format entries and validate them upon submission, and the entries displayed are fully configurable. It was designed with a "personal" LDAP server in mind (one that is used primarily as a phonebook). However, it should be reasonably easy to modify it to do more complex operations on a directory.
