Branches
Comments
[»]
Does kcheckgmail work with http proxy ?
by Devesh - Sep 18th 2005 00:49:14
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
[reply]
[top]
[»]
can't login
by kenyon - Jan 24th 2005 19:55:09
Any idea on why we can't login anymore? There is a bug in the sourceforge
for kcheckgmail about this too.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: can't login
by kenyon - Jan 24th 2005 21:54:29
> 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.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
password management
by alejandro garin - Sep 17th 2004 19:01:11
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
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: password management
by Matthew Wlazlo - Sep 23rd 2004 16:17:54
> 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.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Subjects?
by _daniel_ - Aug 5th 2004 11:24:59
I haven't tried it yet, but it looks nice. How about the possibility to
read the new email's subjects? Perhaps in an auto-popup window that fades
away after a few seconds...
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: Subjects?
by Matthew Wlazlo - Aug 5th 2004 15:11:43
> I haven't tried it yet, but it looks
> nice. How about the possibility to read
> the new email's subjects? Perhaps in an
> auto-popup window that fades away after
> a few seconds...
This is on the cards.. I'm planning on writing a flex parser for this,
also to differentiate between newly arrived messages and unread messages
we've already seen. Never used flex before so cant really give you a time
estimate :-)
[reply]
[top]
|
