HLDFilter 2.4 Perl script

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HLDFilter is a unix based mail filter written in perl to replace procmail and many other mail utilities. This is a unix based mail filter written in perl to replace procmail and many 5 other mail utilities. Features: - Stats - Track who emails you most, or spams you most. Displayed in HTML with graphs. - Mailback's - Setup auto replies to keywords to respond with things like your uptime, or your pgpkey. (both commands and files are supported) - Spam rejecting or ignoring - Reporting spammers to their ISP's automatically - Mail lists - Keep emails in different folders automatically - Real Time Blackhole checks - Verifies the validity of a senders email address - Forwarding of emails to other email addresses - Advanced logging - Command-line configuration - Command-line processing of messages - Easy to use and install
Operating system:
Linux / BSD

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