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The ultimate digital workspace.Hundreds of companies and millions of employees use Axero’s intranet software to communicate, collaborate, manage tasks and events, organize content, and develop their company culture.
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AI-powered SAST and AppSec platform that helps companies find and fix vulnerabilities.ZeroPath (YC S24) is an AI-native application security platform that delivers comprehensive code protection beyond traditional SAST. Founded by security engineers from Tesla and Google, ZeroPath combines large language models with advanced program analysis to find and automatically fix vulnerabilities.
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A web-based helpdesk ticketing system. It adopts a more effective ticket sorting/ranking method instead of the cumbersome "assign/completed". More: http://www.upoint.info/cgi
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STS - SupportTicketsystem and Knowledgebase - auto response, Mail - parsing , mysql or mssql, user can rate tickets which where published in the knowledgebase for professional use user groups, admin - groups, ticketstatus - support iv'e read message
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An advanced qmail distribution based on qmail-sql which has SMTP, SMTPS, POP3, POP3S, IMAP, IMAPS services, a content scanner, spoofing protections, SMTP AUTH support, SMTP-after-POP/IMAP, PHP5 API, SPF support and much more...
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This is an email server written in C#. The server handles protocol, and a plugin architecture allows developers to create their own authentication/mail storage system, making this one of the most scalable email servers in the world. 2 plugins included.
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Create and manage the email signature you needWith WiseStamp it’s easy to unify your brand and turn your emails into a powerful marketing tool. Get the most out of your emails with a professionally designed custom email signature.
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LIMeTool (pronounced like the fruit), is intended to be a simple and easy interface for managing accounts on an integrated Sendmail/LDAP/Cyrus IMAP installation. It's written in PHP and is realitively easy to configure and expand.
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Mailafar is a mail server designed for use in difficult communication environments providing a full set of Internet email protocols, web mail, web admin, dial-in and wireless LAN access control. It will run on Linux, FreeBSD and Windows.
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Queue Management System for Busy Service Providers | WaitWellThe queue management system that perfectly adapts to your workflows. Improve operational efficiency in weeks with the most configurable enterprise queue system.
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This program rapidly delivers bulletins by linking them to a single bulletin file. This saves heaps of disk space and is >100 times faster than regular delivery.
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POP 4 is a protocol specification for extentions to the POP 3 protocol. O3 is a mail system that implements POP 4.
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Qpopper is the most widely-used server for the POP3 protocol (this allows users to access their mail using any POP3 client). Qpopper supports the latest standards, and includes a large number of optional features.
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SPAMGrinderProxy
SPAM filtering proxy.
SPAMGrinderProxy is an SMTP and POP3 spam filter that runs as a service on Windows XP/2K. It works with any server or client, scanning each message for SPAM and flagging those that are. It can interoperate with SpamAssassin or use its own filters. -
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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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FreeYourEmail frees you of: proprietary APIs, HTML web pages, Mail clients, etc... It can incorporate multiple email accounts (GroupWise, Yahoo!, etc...) and provide a single download point. It can offer other information: Weather, Stock quotes, etc..
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