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vmm is the easy to use and configurable command line tool for administrators and postmasters, to manage domains, alias-domains, accounts and relocated mail users. It allows the fast and easy management of mail servers. vmm is written in Python. It's designed for installations using Dovecot and Postfix with a PostgreSQL backend.

Jamm (Java Mail Manager) is a web application to manage virtual email account information stored in an LDAP directory. It is meant as an administration tool for sites using mail servers, such as Postfix and Courier-IMAP.

ISPMan is a system to design massive ISPs using LDAP as the backend. ISPMan provides a web front end and a command line interface to create virtual domains and manages users, dns information, email infos and httpd setup data for these vhosts.

The 3rd Base is a Shared Hosting administrations panel. It can be used by admins, resellers and customers to configure VirtualHosts, Domains, DB's, FTP / WebDAV. It's written in PHP5 fully object oriented with an Ajax-based GUI using the dojo toolkit.

Program to automate the backup of the MySQL database & file directory, and send the backup data files to an offsite destination for safe storage through email. Works with Joomla!, Mambo, PostNuke, WordPress & etc. See http://ecommerce.matrix-e.com NO

CVTSA is a suite of tools for GNU/Linux that allows users to administrate computers via web or email wherever they are, using browsers or email clients [via computers or mobiles] and without running daemons[opening ports] on their own computer.

The Email Administration Utility can help a client administrate their own Email accounts via a web interface using PHP and Perl scripting. The client can add, remove or modify accounts on a server that provides an IMAP port to connect to.

General is a web based administration tool written in php. It provides a tree based view of your ldap server and you are able to add, delete and modify objects located there. Furthermore General is highly extensible by using additional modules.