18 projects tagged "Filters"
qmail-smtpd-auth is a patch for qmail that enables it to support SMTP AUTH protocol with the following auth types: LOGIN, PLAIN and CRAM-MD5. It's based on a previous patch by Mr.Brisby that implemented LOGIN type. This version is enhanced and allows easy adding of new auth methods.
XCmail is a MIME and multi POP3 capable mailtool for X11 using the Xclasses X11 layout library. Its main purpose is to read and write mail, allowing any kind of data to be attached. It can handle MIME types, has helpers to show different types, and can encode and decode binary data into ASCII to allow it to be transported as mail over the Internet. It has many built-in functions such as 2 vCards, unlimited POP3 servers, SMTP, SMTP after POP3, SMTP-AUTH (RFC2554), addressbook, encoders, filters, a special spam filter, spell checker, xface, and a new "virtual folder" concept. It also uses external programs to enhance its feature set. XCmail can be extended through a plugin interface.
Maildrop Spam Filter is a Maildrop script file for identifying and adding a header to possible spam. Using the header, suspected spam can be filed in a low-priority mail folder or trashed. All suspected spam is edited to change text/html MIME parts to text/plain so that HTML is not rendered if the message is viewed.
Demoroniser is a Perl script which attempts to fix the gratuitously incompatible HTML generated by Microsoft applications. Many Microsoft programs use an 'enhanced' version of Latin-1 with extra characters like quotation marks and dashes. Sometimes people paste these characters into supposedly ASCII or Latin-1 web pages, resulting in pages that don't display properly on non-MS platforms. Demoroniser replaces these MS characters with standard ASCII equivalents. It also fixes up wrongly nested tags generated by HTML export in some MS applications.
Respell converts English text between the American, British, and Canadian spelling conventions. It prompts the user for cases where more than one target spelling could be chosen for a source word. It can also create a 'universal' spelling which can be automatically converted to any of the three without loss of information.