Free bulk email software for linux

KnowledgeTree is a feature-rich document management system featuring knowledge management, document version control, hierarchical document management, support for common file formats (MS Word, MS Excel, PDF, TXT, HTML), extensible meta data, creation of custom document types, application managed document links that guarantees consistent data and eliminates emailing documents, easy publication of documents, subscription agents, archiving according to expiry date, expiry time period, or utilisation for enhanced speed, and much more.
KnowledgeTree is free software released under the GPL license.
Main features:
- Fully web-based
- Includes document version control
- Search within common file formats (MS Word, MS Excel, PDF, TXT, HTML)
- Entry and search of user-defined metadata fields
- Subscription agents provide notification of changes to documents or to document directories
- Archives by expiry date, expiry time period, or by document usage, ensures fast searching
- Document-specific discussion forums
- Configurable browsing of information in the repository by folder, by category, or by document type
- Customizable dashboard allows you to view subscriptions, pending documents, checked-out documents, and quick links
- Displays configurable metadata when browsing
- Supports bulk uploads of multiple files to a folder
- Translations available for most of the user interface
Enhancements:
- This is a bugfix release that mainly addresses some webservices and XSS issues as well as several smaller issues related to i18n and issues created by the XSS fixes.

CK-ERP is an accounting/ERP/CRM system that runs on top of eGroupWare.

CK-ERP project provides admin, contact management, customer relationship, customer self service, vendor relationship, ledger, bank reconciliation, inventory, service, AR, AP, SO, PO, quotation, POS for cashiers, POS for managers, HR, staff self service, and payroll functions.

Whats New in This Release:

1.Connector for MirrorMed
2.Connector for ClearHealth
3.Connector for OpenEMR
4.Connector for osCMax
5.Connector for XOOPS updated to provide group-module ACL control
6.locale-aware monetary figure printing
7.Improvement to sample cheque
8.Bug fixes to rectify,
- Error when searching for untranslated phrases (aTutor)
- Error when converting TIPs into translated phrases
- orphaned temp tables
- wrong official quotation (with tax) when bulk despatched
- error in ck-bank control report (suspense item total)
- error implementing ck-bank bulk update

Email This! Bookmarklet Extension is formerly known as GMail This!

Email This! (formerly known as GMail This!) will send your recipient the link, title, & highlighted text of the page you are viewing using GMail, Yahoo, and Stand-Alone Mail Clients like Outlook Express, Thunderbird, & More!

After downloading (and restarting Firefox), right click anywhere on the toolbar, push customize, and drag the emailthis icon/button to the toolbar (if you want to use the buttons that is - more options in v1.4).
Youre now ready to use EmailThis!

Red = GMail
Green = Yahoo
Blue = Stand-Alone Client

pysqlite is a Python DB-API 2.0 interface for the SQLite embedded relational database engine.
Enhancements:
- pysqlite is now 2.5 times faster for DML statements.
- This pays off especially for bulk-loading data.
- pysqlite now recognizes if the database engine has done an implicit ROLLBACK and acts accordingly.
- Using custom mapping and sequence types in parameters works now.

Asterisell project is a Web based application for viewing, rating, and billing Asterisk VoIP calls.
Usage Scenario:
- you are a vendor of Voice over IP Telephony services (VoIP)
- your customers call other users who can reside on different telephone networks
- your customers pay you for this service
in order to route the calls on particular networks you have to use the services of other vendors
- you are a customer of others vendors
- you pays others vendors for this service
So Asterisell views you (the VoIP service provider) as a reseller of others vendors services. It permits to associate for every call a cost and an income. The cost is what the customer pays to the service provider and the cost is what the service provider pays to other vendors in order to route the call.
Main features:
Customer features:
- report of calls with aggregate totals
- many filter-criteria
- different sort-criteria
- export to CSV and MS Excel document
- many VoIP accounts associated with the same customer
Administrator features:
- input fields are secure from intrusion attempts
- each customer could have a cost limit for the last 30 days
- informal currency conversion table for the test of cost limits
- administrator is advised via email if a customer pass its cost limit
- different cultures for each VoIP account or Customer
- prices and messages are displayed in the specified culture
- customers can be grouped into different price list categories
- different rate methods applicable to different time periods, customer categories, destination gateway channels, destination telephone network etc..
- customizable rate methods adding PHP Class respecting a specific interface
- generation of customer invoices
- delivery of emails with invoice details to customers
- support bulk generation of invoices and emails to all customers with associated incomes
- support for multi-currency invoices (not yet tested)
- problems during rate process are reported and signaled via email to the administrator
General features:
- multi-culture and locales support (it_IT, en_US, ecc..)
- multi-currency support (not yet tested)

As you probably know, Yahoo Mail does not provide free POP access to its users any more. You can still use your YM account for free, but you have to use a Yahoo Mail web site to access your account.
This is not very convenient as you always have to be online, you cannot use your favourite e-mail client to read your messages, and so on. You can easily immagine the disadvantages of having to manage all your corespondence via web.
When Yahoo disabled its free POP access, the first thing that came to my mind was to change my e-mail account. But then I realized, there are far too many people used to my current Yahoo Mail address, that I am used to my YM address very much too and I thought - if Yahoo closes a free service, the other services will follow sooner or later. So changing an e-mail service/account wasnt really solution.
That is when I have decided to write YoSucker as a simple portable perl application, that would simulate a user actions to retrieve my mail to my local inbox. Yahoo Mail Sucker simply connects to the Yahoo Mail web site, parses the HTML code and fetches new messages.
With time I have added lots of other features and functionality (like support for multiple accounts, support for procmail, support for local Yahoo Mail sites, for proxy connection and much more) but the basic idea still stay the same...
Main features:
- secure SSL login
- support for multiple accounts
- encrypted passwords for enhanced security
- transaction safe writes
- support for various folders (including BULK mail)
- support for multiuser environment
- support for multiple mailboxes in one config file
- support for procmail (output to a pipe)
- support for localized Yahoo Mail sites
- support for proxy
- support for basic proxy authorization
- support of command line parameters
- powerful digest feature for listing mailbox content
- handles virtually unlimited number of messages
- LeaveOnServer, EmptyTrash and OnlyNew features
- restore message unread flag feature
- powerful CLEAN option
- quota storage warning system
- session Respawn feature
Enhancements:
- This things been around too long be be a prototype any longer.
- Filtered the annoying "Yahoo! Domain Keys" message in From header