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Bichon

Bichon

rustmailer

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Bichon is an open-source email archiving system that synchronizes emails from‍ IMAP servers, indexes them for full-text search, and provides a REST API for programmatic access. Unlike email clients, Bichon is designed for archiving and s‍earching rather than sending/receiving emails. It runs as a standalone server application that continuously synchronizes configured email accounts and maintains a searchable local archive. Built in Rust, it requires no external dependen‍cies and provides fast, efficient email archiving, management, and search through a built-in WebUI. Default credentials: Username: admin Password: admin@bichon

Email & CommunicationStorageFree·94.0K115d ago
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Bichon is a self-hosted email archiving system designed for individuals and organizations wanting to maintain private, offline archives of their IMAP email accounts. It continuously synchronizes emails, indexes them for full-text search, and provides both web and API interfaces f…

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Requirements

200m
256Mi
15630

Stacks

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Author

rustmailer

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