softabar command line email client 1.8.1 trial software / shareware for linux

Softabar Command Line Email Client is a tool for business process automation. Use this tool to send, receive and monitor email, directories and files from a command line and from scripts. Features include: * Send mail from scripts using SMTP.* Send attachments, HTML mail with inline images, multiple recipients and more. * Receive mail using POP3. * Monitor file, directory and email. * List mails in inbox, reply and forward mails. * Email shell. Send commands from web email and receive command output as reply. * Socket server. Use telnet or custom client to send emails. * Easy install. Unzip distribution file to a directory. * Customizable * Windows service * Source code option available.

System Requirements: Java 5.0

Java HTTP Client - Provides features not found in the Sun HttpURLConnection implementation: NTLM V2 support, pipelining, single sign-on, Apache Axis/Axis2 support, WebDAV support, many different timeout options, tracing, source code availability, and quick support. Completely plug-compatible with HttpURLConnection.

Added SOCKS support, custom socket creation, streamlined authentication processing and bug fixes.

Emailchemy (Linux) - Convert: Emailchemy converts email from the closed, proprietary file formats of the most popular (and many of yesterdays forgotten) email applications to standard, portable formats that any application can use. These standard formats are ideal for long term archival, database entry, or forensic analysis and eDiscovery.

Migrate: Emailchemy includes an embedded IMAP mail server from which any IMAP-compatible email application can import your converted email. Emailchemy also includes a utility for uploading converted mail up to a Google Apps email account.

Manage: Emailchemy provides utilities for splitting, sorting and merging email archives, and harvesting email addresses from email archives.

Features

- Convert proprietary email formats to standard formats based on RFC-2822 (formerly RFC-822) -- the official Internet standard for email messages that has been around since 1973.

- Cross-platform solution; versions for Windows, Mac, and Linux

- Reads native email file formats; no need to re-install or run old email programs; convert Windows email files on a Mac or Linux computer, and vice-versa

- Convert all your old mail formats with a single product

- Industrial-strength accuracy relied upon by law enforcement and forensic agencies around the world

- Embedded IMAP mail server to simplify importing email into most email client software.

- Upload converted email to Google Apps email accounts.

Emailchemy can read: AOL for Windows ("PFC" files); Claris Emailer; CompuServe Classic for Mac (aka "MacCIM"); CompuServe 2000 for Windows; Entourage; Eudora; Mac OS X Mail; Mozilla; Mulberry; Musashi; Neoplanet; Netscape; Opera; Outlook for Windows (.PST and .OST files); Outlook Express; PowerTalk/AOCE for Mac; QuickMail Pro; Thunderbird; Yahoo! Mail; any mbox-format; more

- Improved Entourage Recovery converter recovers more deleted messages
- Entourage converter now extracts meeting accepted/rejected response messages
- Fixed Google Apps Uploaders handling of messages with quoted-printable and base64-encoded text bodies

- Conversion logging now available in CLI - Conversion log now using syslog format - GUI Bug fixes for Google Apps Uploader and Entourage Archive wizard

- Performance improvements for Google Apps Uploader
- Configurable number of automatic retries in Google Apps Uploader command line interface
- Claris Emailer 2.0 converter now preserves international characters

NCP Secure Entry Client for communication with any IPSec gateway (compatibility list at http://www.ncp.de). It supports all transmission networks like ISDN, the analog network, xDSL, Internet, GSM, GPRS, IMTS, LAN, WLAN, and it runs under all Windows operating systems. A permanently integrated Personal Firewall shields the PC against attacks in all communication environments. All security mechanisms are already active when the system starts and they remain active until the Entry Client is deactivated. IP-NAT, Stateful Packet Inspection, defined filter rules, Friendly Net, and hotspot detection (automatic detection of the current network environment and activation of the corresponding filter rules). Authentication relative to the destination gateway can be executed via OTP tokens or certificates (soft certificates, smart cards, USB tokens) in a PKI, at your discretion. All data are encrypted for transmission. Support for: Triple DES 128, 192-bit, Blowfish 128-bit, AES 128, 192, 256-bit, and RSA 1024, 2048- bit. The Entry Client can also be implemented in IT environments without permanent IP addresses. DynDNS (Dynamic DNS) is used to dial-in to the central VPN gateway with changing public IP addresses which are queried via a public DynDNS server (prerequisite: the destination gateway must support DynDNS). As an alternative to the Microsoft RAS dialer the Entry Client has its own dialer which is operating-system independent. It offers the following advantages: telephone charge savings, handover and optimization of central VPN resources through intelligent Short Hold Mode, remote administration, and protection from outside dialers.

Requirements: 64 MB RAM, 10 MB HD

Whats new in this version: Extended Personal Firewall Features.