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DMARC.org - Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance edit / delete
Using DNS records to specify how SPF and DKIM should be applied to your domain -- you can set up a magic record and people receiving email will send you reports, which is kind of neat. On the downside, this doesn't solve the killer problems with SPF/DKIM (breaking legitimate forwarding and mailing lists)...
Home ยท karelzak/mutt-kz Wiki edit / delete
Mutt integration for notmuch. I'd consider this really cool except that notmuch apparently can't cope with the amount of mail I have in my archive (at least, I've never been able to get the indexer to make a significant dent in it).
Are you looking for something ? edit / delete
Lots of information on mail and DNS, among other things (written in a decent approximation of Dan Bernstein's forthright style). This is the site with the handy reference to different mbox formats.
PowerMail manual edit / delete
Mail "toaster" software by the PowerDNS authors. It's a pretty neat design; no fancy per-domain routing, everything's done by matching addresses.
Index of /eximconf edit / delete
David Woodhouse's slightly scary Exim config. Possibly useful for cribbing examples of how to do completely insane things using Exim rules from.
Infotrope Polymer edit / delete
Interesting-looking IMAP client.
MuttWiki: ExtendedMaildirFormat edit / delete
Documentation on Maildir folders from the Mutt wiki.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.