ePostal Service 4.0 Perl script

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ePostal Service is a web based POP email client, written in Perl which provides an interface for reading, and sending email. ePostal Service Professional Edition offers new features focused on helping you deliver a more effective Web based Email solution to end-users. ePostal Service allows you to present email more effectively, while at the same time delivering high performance and reliability.ePostal Service is a web based POP email client, written in Perl which provides an interface for reading, and sending email. ePostal Service runs on a Web server (for hosting and processing emails). All that is required by the user is an Internet connection and a web browser. This makes it perfect for people who travel or away from home. The user can then exchange e-mail messages with anyone on the Internet from anywhere in the world. A user-friendly application, ePostal Service easily integrates with existing Websites, supporting a wide variety of platforms. Requirements: · Perl 5.004 or higher · CGI Access · Disk Space for Users Data
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