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gDisk

gDisk is a software that turns your GMail account into a portable hard drive so you can always have your important files accessible accross the Internet.

contactlistimporter

Contact List Importer 1.2 Java LibraryVersion 1.2 is out: Some enhanchement to YahooImporter and fixes to the HotmailImporter IntroductionImporting contacts from various services is not easy. The ContactListImporter provides an interface for retrieving contacts from various services. Working ... [More] implementations of that interface are provided for the following services. Hotmail / Windows Live Gmail Yahoo The implementation for hyves is broken due to a change in the hyves website. It will be fixed in the future. Please DonateIf you are using this project I have saved you either Time and hard work Money on licenses for other import software So be kind a please donate. Any amount will do. I am a student so i can really use the money. Click to Donate Commercial SupportIf you use this [Less]

flag-up

Written using PyGTK, Flag-Up is a generic mailbox checker for Gnome (and Linux). Flag-Up comes standard with support for checking your GmailTM and Yahoo!TM mailboxes, but can be extended easily to provide support for all kinds of different accounts. Of course, all these goodies haven't ... [More] been written yet. But, if you make a suggestion I can always consider it. [Less]

gmail-pdf-rails

Envia email a través de gmail generando y adjuntando un PDF / Rails

gmailnotifier

Gmail Notifier, a KDE 4 plasmoid TOC: Features · Download · Screenshots · Feedback · Trademark notice FeaturesGmail Notifier: Supports multiple Gmail accounts and labels Shows notifications whether new e-mails arrive. Supports Gmail hosted domains DownloadBuild and ... [More] installationWARNING: Please make sure you installed all the required development packages and/or libraries suitable for your distribution! If it don't build, chances are the problem is on your side or, although I always try to commit code that compiles, you're very unlucky and you've just fetched the source code while it's broken. If so, try a previous revision until the problem is fixed in HEAD. So please, don't file an issue unless you're really sure it is a problem with Gmail Notifier! The latest code (in trunk/) will only work with KDE >= 4.2.0. If you wish to give it a try, just follow these steps: $ svn co http://gmailnotifier.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ gmailnotifier $ cd gmailnotifier $ mkdir Build; cd Build $ cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debugfull $ make $ sudo make install $ kbuildsycoca4 # Shouldn't be necessary but won't do any harmIf you use KDE < 4.2.0 you'll have to stick to rev. 59 (which is quite buggy but should work on most setups), do: $ svn co -r59 http://gmailnotifier.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ gmailnotifier $ cd gmailnotifier $ mkdir Build; cd Build $ cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debugfull $ make $ sudo make install $ kbuildsycoca4 # Shouldn't be necessary but won't do any harmNote: The above commands will fetch, build AND install Gmail Notifier on your system. UpdateTo update the code to the latest revision do: $ cd /path/to/gmailnotifier $ svn update $ cd Build $ cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debugfull $ make $ sudo make installNote: The above commands will build Gmail Notifier in full debug mode. Replace "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debugfull" with "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release" if you don't need this (but note that if you find a bug or something it is usually helpful to have some debug output to submit with your bug report). Uninstallation$ cd Build/ $ sudo make uninstall $ kbuildsycoca4 # Shouldn't be necessary but won't do any harmNote #1: There are no tarballs available! Code is only available through the SVN repo. Note #2: Please keep in mind that this is development code. Don't be surprised if you hit some nasty bugs or your computer orders some pizzas without your knowledge :). In other words: use it at your own risk! ScreenshotsNote: The following screenshots may not reflect the current state! Gmail Notifier placed on the desktop + configuration dialog Gmail Notifier placed in a panel FeedbackHave an idea? Feature request? Improvement Request? Patch? File a feature request! A problem? Bug? Any kind of weird behavior? File a defect report! You should check the already opened issues before. Perhaps your problem was already reported by someone else. Note #1: Please, please, please! Before filing a defect report (especially reports saying you can't build Gmail Notifier), make sure you installed all the required development packages/libraries suitable for your system/distro. Since I'm only using one single distro, I'll be glad to hear what are the necessary packages for the distro you're using (drop me an e-mail), I'll then add this to that page. Note #2: If you made a patch that you would like to see included in Gmail Notifier's codebase, please don't send it to me by e-mail. Instead, use the issue tracker so that other people can comment, star, etc... your work. Thanks! Trademark noticeThis project is neither endorsed, nor sponsored by, nor affiliated with Gmail®. Gmail® is a registered trademark of Google Inc. Google™ is a trademark of Google Inc. [Less]

googlefu

IntroductionGoogleFu provides a plugin and source code that make it easy to access data through Google Data APIs using Ruby on Rails. Currently there are two services - contacts and calendar. But it is easy to extend the plugin to use other Google services. The plugin includes the RSS library 0.2.4 ... [More] written by Kouhei Sutou. You can download the latest RSS library at http://www.cozmixng.org/~kou/download/rss.tar.gz Installing GoogleFuETA It is pretty hard, isn't it? Authenticating to Google serviceInserting, updating or deleting entries requires authenticating using one of the two different authentication systems supported by GData services. The appropriate method of authentication depends on the type of client you're writing. If your client is a standalone single-user "installed" client (such as a desktop application), then you should use the ClientLogin system; if your client is a multi-user web application client, then you should use the AuthSub system. Both of these methods involve interacting with an authentication service. The authentication service returns an authentication token that your client can then send to the Goolgle data API service along with every subsequent request on behalf of that user. AuthSub proxy authenticationAuthSub proxy authentication is used by web applications which need to authenticate their users to Google accounts. The website operator does not need access to the username and password for the user - only special AuthSub tokens are required. Please see the AuthSub documentation for more detailed information. To use AuthSub proxy authentication: service = Google::GSomethingService.new auth_sub_url = service.generate_auth_sub_url("http://example.com/return_url")When user go to the auth_sub_url and approves the service, google will return the token to the url you specify with the parameter "token". In the example, it will be http://localhost:3000/?token=the_auth_token Set the token the service object to use the GCalService: service.auth_token = auth_tokenThe token is a one-time token, if you want to get a long-lived session token, do: service.upgrade_auth_tokenNow that you have the session token, you can save it: session_token = service.session_tokenTo use the session token later: service.session_token = session_tokenClientLogin username/password authenticationThe ClientLogin method requires having access to the username and password for a Google Account. service.client_login('user@gmail.com', 'password', 'http://www.example.com')ExamplesUsing GContact service# Prints all the contact names contact_list = service.get_contact_list contact_list.contacts.each { |c| puts c.name } # CRUD an contact contact = Google::GContact.new contact.name = "Jerry Luk" contact = service.insert_contact(contact) contact = service.get_contact(contact.atom_id) contact.name = "Jerry T Luk" contact = service.update_contact(contact) service.delete_contact(contact)Using GCalendar service# Prints all the calendar names all_calendars_feed = service.get_all_calendars_feed all_calendars_feed.calendars.each { |c| puts c.title } # Prints all the event names for the default calendar default_calendar = service.get_default_calendar default_calendar.events.each { |e| puts e.title } # Creates a new calendar calendar = Google::GCalendar.new calendar.title = "New Calendar" calendar.selected = true service.insert_calendar(calendar) # CRUD an event event = Google::GEvent.new event.title = "Harris loves dancing" event.start_time = Time.now event.end_time = 2.hours.from_now event = service.insert_event(event) event = service.get_event(event.link) event.title = "Harris loves dancing so much" event = service.update_event(event) service.delete_event(event)Happy Coding :-) [Less]

gookup

This project aims to create simple coherent data backup utility for all major Google applications such as: Gmail Blogger Google Reader Your data online isn't 100% safe!, gookup can be used in order to cope with: Data lose due to online data corruption cases like this. Data lose due to ... [More] identity theft scenarios. Exporting data to other services easily (most services have export option, still the process to access them requires access to each of them). 19/02/09 - Gookup fifth (0.5) alpha version is out, release notes: XP support fixed. Interactive password & user insertion mode by default (password is not echoed). Not interactive mode (for automation) -notinter. Cleaner error messages (no stack traces). Any feedback is welcome! [Less]

hosted-gmail-client

Use this windows client to access your Hosted Gmail and Google Calendar account. Within an enterprise setting, users are often used to windows clients rather than web-based ones. This application makes the switch to a hosted email solution easier. This particular project is not designed to work ... [More] with regular Gmail accounts, however it could be modified to do so. [Less]

openbuddylist

Open Buddy List is a completely open, as in standards and freedom, web based address book. It also integrates with many popular communication services such as Skype, GMail, Google Calendar, Yahoo! Mail, and mobile phones. Status Update 2007/08/14 This project is currently on hold. The plan is to ... [More] release an existing web API in the near future. Currently no code has been released. If you are interested in working on this project, please contact the project owner. [Less]

resent

Resent mail following the RFC 2822. Usefull to "upload" mail to Gmail without loosing the real sender.