Id love to use the gmail feature but have my own domain name through google apps and the program doesn't seem to support support it. It only seems to support a regular @gmail.com account.
is there anyway that Im missing to set this program up so you can login to a google apps gmail account? or possibly add this to the next edition..
thanks
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Please make gmail work with google apps custom domain names
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Re: Please make gmail work with google apps custom domain names
First, just for the record, this is a question specifically about the Enigma skin, rather than Rainmeter itself, so other questions like this should go in the Enigma support or development threads. But no worries. :)
If your Google Apps server has an RSS or Atom feed enabled for your inbox, then this is possible. At its heart, the Gmail skin is really just a glorified feed reader; as long as there's some way to get your inbox contents into the source code of a webpage, we can fetch it easily. I've talked to Google Apps users in the past, and they indicated that no feed was available, but if this has changed, then great.
If your Google Apps server has an RSS or Atom feed enabled for your inbox, then this is possible. At its heart, the Gmail skin is really just a glorified feed reader; as long as there's some way to get your inbox contents into the source code of a webpage, we can fetch it easily. I've talked to Google Apps users in the past, and they indicated that no feed was available, but if this has changed, then great.
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Re: Please make gmail work with google apps custom domain names
There IS a feed available now.
It would be http://mail.google.com/a/WEBSITE/feed/atom .
I didn't test this, so please report if it worked for you
It would be http://mail.google.com/a/WEBSITE/feed/atom .
I didn't test this, so please report if it worked for you
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Re: Please make gmail work with google apps custom domain na
I just got this working for my domain. Here's what I did:
In Gmail.ini, under [MeasureFeed] change the URL value to:
URL=https://#GmailUsername#:#GmailPassword#@mail.google.com/a/<yourdomain.com>/feed/atom
and obviously replace <yourdomain.com> with, well, your domain.
then the important part I kept missing - in the Enigma options.ini for "Gmail Username", enter your full domain email address, BUT replace the "@" sign with "%40". since the URL is created by prepending the username and password with an "@" sign to the front of the hostname, the "@" sign in the full email address was messing it up. so when your set username and password get parsed into the URL, here is what it will look like:
HTH
In Gmail.ini, under [MeasureFeed] change the URL value to:
URL=https://#GmailUsername#:#GmailPassword#@mail.google.com/a/<yourdomain.com>/feed/atom
and obviously replace <yourdomain.com> with, well, your domain.
then the important part I kept missing - in the Enigma options.ini for "Gmail Username", enter your full domain email address, BUT replace the "@" sign with "%40". since the URL is created by prepending the username and password with an "@" sign to the front of the hostname, the "@" sign in the full email address was messing it up. so when your set username and password get parsed into the URL, here is what it will look like:
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https://user%40domain.com:mypassword@mail.google.com/a/domain.com/feed/atom
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Re: Please make gmail work with google apps custom domain na
Nice. I have been trying for the last hour to figure out how to use Gmail notifier for a Google Apps domain.
This solved the problem in 10 seconds!jackfrost wrote:I just got this working for my domain. Here's what I did:
then the important part I kept missing - in the Enigma options.ini for "Gmail Username", enter your full domain email address, BUT replace the "@" sign with "%40". since the URL is created by prepending the username and password with an "@" sign to the front of the hostname, the "@" sign in the full email address was messing it up. so when your set username and password get parsed into the URL, here is what it will look like:
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https://user%40domain.com:mypassword@mail.google.com/a/domain.com/feed/atom