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qmail
An SMTP-based message transfer agent (MTA) that runs under all variants of Unix and is compatible with sendmail. Noted for its reliability and security, by 2001, more than 700,000 qmail servers were running on the Internet (second only to sendmail). See sendmail and messaging system.


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Founded in 1999, the company was a pioneer in the managed email security industry with its Exchange Spam Filter and has since grown into a complete managed security suite protecting all email hardware and software platforms (Exchange, Groupwise, IMail, SmarterMail, Sendmail, qMail, Merak and all others) from outside the network perimeter.
95 (pa) In introducing Unix-based mail systems, Levine notes that qmail has quietly become one of the most widely used Internet applications since its release in 1998.
com Security solutions provider BitDefender has announced the launch of its latest gateway security solutions designed for Linux mailservers starting with its new BitDefender for qmail v1.
 
 
 
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