14 projects tagged "Mail Transport Agents"
HashCash is an anti-spam, anti-DoS system for email. The concept centers around the sender of the mail completing a computationally expensive task (in this case, generating hash collisions) that the recipient can verify very quickly. This allows the sender to "pay" for transport in CPU cycles, creating artificial scarcity. Programs are included to add payment to messages (for the sender) and to verify message payment (for the recipient).
MFilter is a replacement for maildrop/procmail and fetchmail/getmail. It is an email retriever that supports Maildir or command delivery and processing. Its secondary goal is to facilitate the life of the network administrator by centralizing the downloading, filtering, and classification of mail in a simple and flexible way. Some of its features include XML file based configuration and logging of each action taken.
BitDefender Mail Protection is a powerful mail filtering solution that provides antivirus and antispam capabilities to Linux mail servers. Both sent and received messages are scanned in real-time, avoiding possible infections and preventing anyone from sending an infected message. It claims a 100% detection rate for all viruses in the wild through its powerful scanning engines, which are certified by prestigious testing labs.
WBL is a really simple tool that can be used in a .qmail file for managing a white/black list of email addresses. It serves as a pre-filter to allow known-good friends and associates bypass the usual gauntlet of filters. Note that WBL is not intended to be a spam filter, it is simply an easy-to-use whitelist/blacklist management tool that serves to keep email that you really want to see out of your normal filters.
MailWebForm allows you to send an email message from a Web site. It processes an HTML form, composes the email, optionally by processing a template, and delivers it. MailWebForm features spam protection in which the recipient's address is not specified in the HTML form, but rather uses property files to get the mail destination. Flexibility and ease-of-use are MailWebform's design goals. MailWebForm accepts three levels of parameter input: a global property file, user property files, and HTML form input. The setup is easily done through a administration Web site.