Tamarind is a CGI-based web service which manages throw-away mail aliases.
You log in, and manage a list of generated aliases which instantly go into service when created, and out of service when deleted.
It runs on a Debian setup (I use Courier IMAPD + Exim MTA).
Tamarind is written in my own programming language, TXR, without any web framework: it includes all the code for processing requests from Apache, and doing session management with cookies, etc.
http://www.kylheku.com/cgit/tamarind/tree/README
Tamarind is a CGI-based web service which manages throw-away mail aliases.
You log in, and manage a list of generated aliases which instantly go into service when created, and out of service when deleted.
It runs on a Debian setup (I use Courier IMAPD + Exim MTA).
Tamarind is written in my own programming language, TXR, without any web framework: it includes all the code for processing requests from Apache, and doing session management with cookies, etc.