KCheckGmail
KCheckGmail is a KDE system tray application which notifies you of new email messages in a Gmail account.
| Tags | Communications Email |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases
- 17 Aug 2005 19:39
Changes: This release fixes a bug which caused message notification to break. A DCOP interface has been added.
- 25 Jan 2005 06:23
Changes: The login procedure was fixed. The correct parameters are used to display a message. A Polish translation was added. The support scripts were updated from the kde-common HEAD.
- 13 Dec 2004 01:12
Changes: This release fixes a parsing error in the thread code and updates the Russian translation.
- 17 Nov 2004 22:41
Changes: The default translation was fixed to be English in "Configure Notifications". A bug where the wrong message would being displayed (when selected from the Threads menu) if more than 10 threads were in the Inbox was fixed.
- 16 Nov 2004 19:03
Changes: This version adds the option to use HTTPS for checking and viewing mail. French and Russian translations were added. There were also German and Italian translation updates.
- All comments
Recent commentsDoes kcheckgmail work with http proxy ?
Hi,
Does kcheckgmail work with http proxy ?, I noticed you used the kio::get method to retrieve the gmail url, I have set my proxies correctly and konqueror works, but when I log into kcheckgmail, the status bar icon blinks for a while, and I think it does not log on. Is there a work around for this ?.
-Devesh
Re: can't login
> Any idea on why we can't login anymore?
> There is a bug in the sourceforge for
> kcheckgmail about this too.
Nevermind, the author fixed this bug today and said a new release will be out shortly.
can't login
Any idea on why we can't login anymore? There is a bug in the sourceforge for kcheckgmail about this too.
Re: password management
> Hello!
> How does your application manage the
> password entered for login validation ?
>
> I am in a shared machine and I am
> worried about how this the pwd is
> saved... thank you!
>
> Ale
Hi,
The password is usually stored, encoded, in the file ~/.kde/share/config/kcheckgmailrc. It should be secure as long as other's dont have access to your $HOME...
Cheers,
Matt.
password management
Hello!
How does your application manage the password entered for login validation ?
I am in a shared machine and I am worried about how this the pwd is saved... thank you!
Ale