The comprehensive Arduino Email Client Library to send and read Email for Arduino devices. The library also supports other network shields or modules e.g., Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and GSM/4G modules.
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The comprehensive Arduino Email Client Library to send and read Email for Arduino devices. The library also supports other network shields or modules e.g., Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and GSM/4G modules.
A minimalist client for sending mail direct to recipient's MX
SMTP / LMTP client command-line compatible with sendmail(1) utility
Block connections from remote sites that are sending spam, thus reducing load on your mail server.
Grey listing is an anti-spam technique that keeps track of tuples consisting of the connecting IP, sender's envelope, and recipient's envelope. If a tuple, does not exist in the cache, then a new entry is added and kept until it expires and the message is temporarily rejected.
Provides a means by which client connection and envelope details and/or message headers and content can be filtered using shell commands or scripts. Intended as a way to implement quick & dirty content filtering solutions when there is no other suitable milter available.
An independent implementation of the RFC 4408 Sender Policy Framework (SPF-Classic).
Provides a means by which client connection and envelope details and/or message headers and content can be filtered using shell commands or scripts. Intended as a way to implement quick & dirty content filtering solutions when there is no other suitable milter available.
smf-spamd: Smart Sendmail Filters
Extracts URLs from a mail message and checks it against one or more URI blacklists. Can also verify if any link is bad or broken.
Limit the number of messages by connecting client IP, sender, or recipient.
A simple SMTP Client library for C/C++
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