Projects tagged ‘mail’ and ‘spam’

We all want spam filtering, I want it on my server, so my webmail is already filtered. I get approximately 2500 spam mails per month, and many more that don't make it through my SMTP front lines. I ... [More] use dspam because it has a much lower footprint than SpamAssassin, and also because it succeeds in catching almost all of my spam with virtually no false positives. Additionally, most spam filters need training. In order to be able to train with as little overhead as possible, I want to simply be able to move false positives out of the spam folder and false negatives into it. This leads to the concept of integrating the spam retraining process into the IMAP server. [Less]

A collection of Postfix-related tools, including a SRSD daemon and a policy daemon. "pfix-srsd", our first tool, is a tcptable lookup service for Postfix which performs SRS encoding and decoding. ... [More] The second tool is "postlicyd", a policy daemon for Postfix with a very flexible configuration. It can be used as a replacement for whitelister and postgrey. Postlicyd is able to access R(H)BL databases by DNS or by directly reading rbldns zone files. [Less]

Enviar mails a partir de un archivo de texto con los correos separados por comma o espacio. Acepta archivos adjuntos y distintos servidores-puertos(Configurado para gmail) Pretendo poder cargar ... [More] lista de correos directamente desde los archivos ctt [Less]

AsyncMail is a project aimed to create scalable java libraries for the email world.

Bulkster is a tool that will send bulk email out to a list. It's designed to be simple and straightforward to use and has been created with sendmail and postfix in mind. Bulkster will take your list ... [More] of email addresses, merge that with a note, the product will be many message files (one to each email address, such that you can personalize a few) and a batch file that feeds them to your mail server. Speed can be controlled, and you can embed substitution tags in the text of the note. Bulkster is written in the REXX, and could easily be ported to Perl and other excellent scripting languages. The vision is to expand Bulkster to be the best bulk email / marketing tool available. Hell, someone's got to do it... :) [Less]

The main job of this program is using spam for generating pseudo random number. It analyses spam and generate pseudo random number. I think that using spam could be a good idea because the syntax of ... [More] spam is extremly randomly, diffrent sort of spam are being created time to time to avoid the anti spams rules and their vocabuary is also not quite as usal. It's the first beta. It used the twisted module. And the program was extremly helped by smtpgoogle.py from the book on twisted. regards Bussiere [Less]

Laboratory work for "Computer Networks" course. Academic year 2003-2004. Alessio Basso, Matteo Di Giovinazzo e Peter Penzo

GLD-fork is a fork of the GLD program written by Salim Gasmi. The fork has been made because the original project has been dead for many years now and some new featured were needed. GLD-fork, as the ... [More] original GLD, adds greylisting functionality to the postfix mailserver. Greylisting is a fairly resource friendly anti-spam technique. GLD-fork can easily be combined with other (more resource consuming) tools building the best anti-spam experience you can want on your system. [Less]

IntroductionIn goes gross, out comes lovely Gross is a greylisting server. The features that make gross stand out from other greylisters are: it's blazingly fast it's amazingly resource efficient ... [More] it can be configured to query DNSBL databases, and enforce greylisting only for hosts that are found on those databases it can block hosts that match multiple DNSBL's it can be replicated and run parallel on two servers It supports Sun Java System Messaging Server, Postfix, Sendmail and Exim. Currently there is only source distribution available for download. It includes a milter implementation, two new checks and some improvements under the hood. Check the README file in the source package, or ask for more information on the mailing list. Gross has been a great success in a few sites, including the University of Turku and the University of Wisconsin. Production sites are known to run SJSMS, Postfix, Sendmail and Exim. Please, share your experiences on the mailing list! AuthorsGross is written by Eino Tuominen and Antti Siira [Less]

A .NET 3.5 implementation of the SPF check_host function (RFC 4408)