Free attachments software for linux

VAMP is a web-mail client written entirely in the PHP scripting language which can access POP3 mailboxes. VAMP project features an interface not entirely dissimilar to other web-mail clients like Microsofts Hotmail or IMP.
The main goal of this project is to deliver a solid web-based E-Mail reading and composing platform that is fast, simple and easy to set up. VAMP also has some features rarely found in other web-mail packages.
"Virtual users" for example, which basically means that all E-Mails to a certain domain are put together in a single mailbox which is accessible through a POP3 server. VAMP then decodes this E-Mail box and allows several users to access their own E-Mails, and prevents users from viewing another users mail.
Main features:
- Easy to set up and maintain configuration using the Setup Tool
- Access to local and remote POP3 E-Mail boxes
- Ability to compose messages with attachments, carbon-copys etc...
- Each user has his own contact and signature database
- VAMP supports translation-on-the-fly to support different languages
- "Virtual users"
- Support for both MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
- Support for encrypting attachments (under PHP3)
- ...much much more...

BasiliX is a webmail application based on PHP and IMAP, and powered by the MySQL database server.
It supports simple mail actions, sending/receiving attachments, an addressbook with group capability, configurable, multiple languages and multiple folders.
Main features:
- Simple mail actions (read,delete,send,reply,reply all,forward).
- Powerful message compose window.
- Draft mechanism.
- Sending Mail with attachments.
- Addressbook utility with user-defined groups.
- Message searching support.
- Settings support which helps users to customize BasiliX.
- Multiple folders, including Sent Mail and Trash folders.
- Theme support.
- Multiple languages.
- Easily changed HTML templates.
- and more...

W3MAIL - fast and small web-mail client written in PHP5. It provides easy webmail access to IMAP accounts and has very few requirements to install.
Main features:
- multi-language support
- simple contacts manager
- MIME attachments
- displays HTML messages
W3MAIL supports leading open-source database engines:
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL.
Translations:
- English
- Russian.
User Interface:
- Web-based.

Mimicry is a mail post-postprocessor daemon. It is easy to extend since the actual processing gets done in plugins. Mail messages are received and sent with SMTP.
Current functionality includes adding disclaimers to messages and compressing attachments on the fly. Selection of attachments to be processed is based on MIME-type, filename, receipient, sender, and (to a certain extent) the position of the message part within the message.
Main features:
- Programmed in perl
- A daemon that receives and sends mails via SMTP
- A program to inspect and manipulate mail parts (mime entities) within an SMTP flow
- Easily extendable by outsourcing the actual processing to plugins that get loaded during startup
- Coded with flexibility in mind
- Filterspecification with perl regular expressions
- A configuration file where you can specify lists of actions to be executed on mail parts, based on
- (envelope) sender and recipient
- mime type and path of mime types from top level entity to inspected entity
- recommended filenames
- and (to a certain extent) the position of the part within the mails mime tree
- And of course: licensed under the GPL

phpBugTracker is meant to be a replacement for Bugzilla (one day). Its not quite there yet, but were working on it.
This project grew out of the frustrations I experienced in installing and using bugzilla.
Main features:
- Simplicity in use and installation
- Use templates to achieve presentation independence
- Use a database abstraction layer to achieve database independence
- Track bugs by multiple users on multiple projects
- Bug history showing changes made to a bug over its lifetime
- Restrict projects to certain groups of users
- The option to store passwords encrypted in the database
- Use of CSS to easily change the color scheme
- HTML templates allow you to completely change the look of the interface
- Flexible bug search capabilities
- Localization -- Have status messages in your native language (help needed)
- File attachments for bugs
- Anonymous browsing of bugs
- Web-based installation
- Links to a cvs web interface from bug comments
- Bug dependencies
- And a few more... :)

Ozibug is a platform-independent, web-based bug tracking system which can be installed and run straight out of the box on any Java servlet capable platform.
Main features:
- audit trails
- file attachments
- multiple module support
- email notifications
- custom reports and RSS feeds
- system statistics
- xml data storage
- fine grained access control
- customizable appearance, email notifications and reference data
- full internationalization
- database storage
- pluggable authentication
Version restrictions:
- 14 day Community license
Enhancements:
- This is a maintenance release that includes several bugfixes for the database repository.
- It is recommended that all users of the database repository upgrade to this release.

Perl Webmail is a CGI/mod_perl application that interfaces with external POP3 and SMTP services.
Perl Webmail provides all the expected functionality of a mail client, such as read, reply, forward, delete, as well as sending and receiving attachments, storage for mail folders, contacts, and calendar notes.
Requierments:
- Mail::Box
- Crypt::Blowfish
- Crypt::CBC
- Date::Parse
- Text::Wrap
- IO::Scalar
Enhancements:
- This release features a rewrite for Template Toolkit support, various code level improvements, and a build script to generate a Slackware package.

email2fax is a bash script that allows you to send a fax through your Asterisk PBX.
email2fax accepts emails with a PDF or a TIFF attachment, and faxes them through Asterisk to a number specified in a subject field of the email.
Main features:
- it expects to find a fax number in a subject field,
- it expects to find one PDF or one TIFF attachment,
- if these conditions are met, it converts an attachment to the right format, and passes it to Asterisk, and instructs it to send it to a specified number.
As mail2fax wasnt really user friendly (it didnt support PDF attachments; TIFF attachments had to be in a special format), I decidet to write my own implementation.
Currently, email2fax depends on AstFax - that means, a processed attachment (which needs to have a right format) is passed to AstFax, which then passes it to Asterisk.
Usage:
- make sure your Asterisk box can receive faxes - Spandsp has to be set up correctly,
- download and extract email2fax package, dont forget about mpack and munpack, if you dont have them in the system (they are in the package)
- compose a sample message - attach a PDF file, and put a fax number in the subject field - save it on a disk as message.eml; copy it to your Asterisk box
- try to send your first fax from the command line:
cat message.eml | sudo -u asterisk email2fax --debug
- if it worked, congratulations, if not, make sure Spandsp is set up correctly (i.e., you are able to receive faxes), consult /var/log/asterisk/faxlog file, connect to asterisk console (sudo -u asterisk asterisk -crvvvvv), etc.
- if everything works, set up a .procmailrc for the asterisk user:
:0fw
| /var/lib/asterisk/m2f/email2fax
and try to send this same email directly to asterisk@yourasteriskbox
Enhancements:
- Handling multi-page TIFF files was fixed.
- All *.call files should now have random names.