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April 2008
Google apps: i dont have any administrator account
by vrossign
Sinon aller à: http://www.google.com/a/cpanel/standard/setup/mondomaine.com
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March 2008
Creating or editing CSV files
by holyver
Spreadsheet programs like Microsoft Excel make it easy to create and edit CSV files.
Your CSV file should be formatted as a table and must include a header, or first line, that defines the fields in your table. Gmail accepts many common header fields (name, email address, birthday, etc.). If you're updating an existing file, you probably won't need to change your header field names; if you're creating a new file and need some guidance, you can use any of the field names used in the examples below.
GMail Drive shell extension
by roulian
& 38 others
(via)
GMail Drive is a Shell Namespace Extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your Google Mail account, allowing you to use Gmail as a storage medium.
XmailHardDrive
by roulian
& 7 others
(via)
Pas de logiciel à installer : le service est fourni par un site Web qui assure automatiquement la connection avec Gmail.
Gmail space
by roulian
& 2 others
(via)
Gspace is the FON friendly site that provides FREE Online Storage to access your files everywhere.
Gspace turns the 2GB of your Gmail account into free online storage. With Gspace you can manage unlimited Gmail accounts to store all type of files within its simple, user friendly interface.
Listen your favourite stored music directly from your Gspace, view your collections of pictures and manage your Gdrive files as well.
Download Gspace now and transfer files between your computer and Gspace at anytime, from everywhere!
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How to back up your Gmail on Linux in four easy steps
by camel
& 2 others
I really like Gmail, but I also like having backups of my data just in case. Here’s how to use a simple program called getmail on Unix to backup your Gmail or Google Apps email. We’ll break this into four steps.
» Informations officielles sur le piratage de WebRankInfo
by srcmax
& 2 others
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Mon nom de domaine webrankinfo.com m’a été volé la semaine dernière par un pirate qui a exploité une faille de Gmail pour accéder au compte qui était associé à ce nom de domaine. Une fois qu’il s’est emparé de ce compte mail, il a pu demander à mon registrar OVH de lui envoyer les codes d’accès. Dès lors, il était facile de demander un transfert vers un autre registrar, puisqu’il pouvait lui-même confirmer par mail les demandes de confirmation envoyées par OVH. Quelques jours après sa demande, le transfert fut effectif et c’est ainsi que mardi 4 mars vers 22h les DNS pointaient vers un serveur de parking de nom de domaine.
