Backup is a RubyGem, written for UNIX-like operating systems, that allows you to easily perform backup operations on both your remote and local environments. It provides you with an elegant DSL in Ruby for modeling your backups. Backup has built-in support for various databases, storage protocols/services, syncers, compressors, encryptors and notifiers which you can mix and match. It was built with modularity, extensibility and simplicity in mind.

Depending on the ext_logger gem package, create for batch. The batch resource consumption can be recorded, and the specified mail can be sent according to the implementation of batch, and the mail format is fixed.

Implements an email interceptor which, when registered with the Mail gem, munges all "To:" email address to @eyepaste.com addresses. Especially helpful in dev or staging environments when you don't want emails delivered to actual addresses, but you may want to verify actual delivery.

This is a ruby interface for interacting with ezmlm-idx, an email list manager for use with the Qmail MTA, and the messages contained therein. (The -idx provides an extended feature set over the original ezmlm environment.)

send mail from gmail

send email using outlook

Helps with sending emails fast, and with convenient configuration.

Using Action Mailer, gem sends all tasks from Fat Free CRM to your Wunderlist account.

Crawls the mails in a IMAP Folder

A Simple tool to send edi file via mail

RSS/Atom feed updates in your email

Feedbook is a simple console application that allows to notify on IRC, mail and social media (like Twitter and Facebook) about RSS/Atom updates.

RSS/Atom feed updates as a digest email

Ruby RSS to Kindle

A (multi) torrent feed reader without gui that handles both torrent links and magnet links downloading them as torrents

Lightweight web framework inspired by Sinatra

Url and Mail string parsers.

Flash flow is a command line tool for keeping your acceptance environment up to date

This little module (and attendant command line tool and rackup app) exists for the purpose of providing rudimentary access control to a website when the prospective users are both small in number, and very busy. It circumvents schmucking around provisioning passwords by generating a link which you can pass to each of your users through some other mechanism, that when visited logs them in and keeps them logged in as long as you want. This is basically the equivalent of having a "forgot password" link without anybody having to click on "forgot password", and is perfectly adequate security in certain contexts, namely the ones the author of this gem is interested in.

Manage users, groups and ACL (access control lists) for Postgres databases