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  <description>Benno MailArchiv Core

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
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  <summary>Email Archive - Benno MailArchiv Core</summary>
  <description>Benno MailArchiv Core

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
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  <description>Benno MailArchiv Core libraries from external sources

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
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  <description>Benno MailArchiv Core libraries from external sources

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
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    <rpm:vendor>obs://build.opensuse.org/spins:invis</rpm:vendor>
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    <rpm:buildhost>reproducible</rpm:buildhost>
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  <summary>Email Archive - Benno MailArchiv Milter Implementation</summary>
  <description>Benno MailArchiv Milter interface
Benno MailArchiv Milter interface for mail import via milter.

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
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    <file>/etc/default/benno-milter</file>
    <file>/usr/sbin/benno-export2archive</file>
    <file>/usr/sbin/benno-maildump2smtp</file>
    <file>/usr/sbin/benno-milter</file>
    <file>/usr/sbin/benno-milter2smtp</file>
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  <summary>Email Archive - Benno MailArchiv Milter Implementation</summary>
  <description>Benno MailArchiv Milter interface
Benno MailArchiv Milter interface for mail import via milter.

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
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    <rpm:buildhost>reproducible</rpm:buildhost>
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  <description>Benno MailArchiv Milter interface
Benno MailArchiv Milter interface for mail import via milter.

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
  <packager></packager>
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    <file>/etc/cron.d/benno-milter</file>
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    <file>/usr/sbin/benno-milter</file>
    <file>/usr/sbin/benno-milter2smtp</file>
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<package type="rpm">
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  <description> systemd helper script for benno-mailarchiv daemons

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
  <packager></packager>
  <url>http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de</url>
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    <rpm:requires>
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    <file type="dir">/etc/bennoad</file>
    <file>/etc/bennoad/benno-pws.conf</file>
    <file>/etc/bennoad/benno.conf</file>
    <file>/usr/bin/addbennoaddresses</file>
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  <summary>Systemd helper script for Benno MailArchiv Archiving Application</summary>
  <description> systemd helper script for benno-mailarchiv daemons

Using Benno MailArchiv is not free of charge. It is possible to get a
30 day evaluation license for testing.

For further information about licensing have a look at:
http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de or
http://www.fsproductions.de (Benno MailArchiv Partner)

Authors:
--------
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
  <packager></packager>
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<package type="rpm">
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  <summary>Email Archive - Benno Mailarchive Tools</summary>
  <description>
Email Archive - Benno Mailarchive Tools

The command "benno" an it's subcomands are the default administration tools for
benno-mailarchive. It displays information about the archive, it can reindex or
verify the archive and can create backups of it.

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
  <packager></packager>
  <url>http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de</url>
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  <summary>Email Archive - Benno Mailarchive Tools</summary>
  <description>
Email Archive - Benno Mailarchive Tools

The command "benno" an it's subcomands are the default administration tools for
benno-mailarchive. It displays information about the archive, it can reindex or
verify the archive and can create backups of it.

Authors:
--------
    Martin Werthmoeller &lt;mw@lw-systems.de&gt;
    Stefan Schaefer &lt;stefan.schaefer@fsproductions.de&gt;</description>
  <packager></packager>
  <url>http://www.benno-mailarchiv.de</url>
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  <summary>An IMAP Client API</summary>
  <description>This module provides methods implementing the IMAP protocol to support
interacting with IMAP message stores.

The module is used by constructing or instantiating a new IMAPClient object
via the new constructor method. Once the object has been instantiated, the
connect method is either implicitly or explicitly called. At that point
methods are available that implement the IMAP client commands as specified
in *RFC3501*. When processing is complete, the logout object method should
be called.

This documentation is not meant to be a replacement for RFC3501 nor any
other IMAP related RFCs.

Note that this documentation uses the term _folder_ in place of RFC3501's
use of _mailbox_. This documentation reserves the use of the term _mailbox_
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  <description>This module implements an Object-Oriented interface to a POP3 server. It
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Authors:
--------
    Christian Wittmer &lt;chris@computersalat.de&gt;</description>
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Authors:
--------
    Christian Wittmer &lt;chris@computersalat.de&gt;</description>
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Authors:
--------
    Christian Wittmer &lt;chris@computersalat.de&gt;</description>
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