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Manitou-Mail is a free Qt-based database-driven Mail User Agent with associated scripts. It stores mailboxes and mail messages as structured data, accessible (possibly concurrently) by SQL, in addition to providing common mailer features and some more.
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I often encountered an inability among users to think beyond SAP and MS. Goal of the project is to create a web based application management platform, which enables organisations to easily manage applications within the system.
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An ldap based addressbook application. Ldap-abook is intended for users wishing to maintain a centralized addressbook which is accessible by multiple users, computers, and email clients.
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MailDB adds a database back-end to an IMAP server for features such as "virtual" mail folders (msgs appearing in multiple folders), "view" folders (dynamic results of searches), etc. The DB is inherently multi-user, allowing msg reference counting.
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pabber allows you to access the Exchange Global Address List and add entries to your .addressbook file
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