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Uninstalling and reinstalling fixed the problem. I'm currently suspecting that I had one version installed in /Library/Widgets and another in ~/Library/Widgets. Either way, it's good now. Thanks!
2009-04-22 23:32:07 UTC in gotMailG
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I am redirected to https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLoginAuth?service=mail&Email=username@theboard.byu.edu&Passwd=******&continue=https://mail.google.com/mail?ui=html&zy=l
And yes, the LoginAction2 page is what I would expect to see. I'm definitely running v2.3... is there some cache that would need to be cleared?.
2009-04-22 22:50:31 UTC in gotMailG
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I'm using 2.3. The domain is "theboard.byu.edu".
2009-04-22 22:04:57 UTC in gotMailG
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If the username is a Google Apps domain, clicking on the widget still takes the user to the normal gmail login page. Naturally, the login fails there. It would be better to redirect to the google apps page appropriate for the domain. It would be great if it would automatically log into Google Apps, but even if that can't happen, redirecting to the correct login page would be an improvement.
2009-04-22 17:03:30 UTC in gotMailG
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Systems whose prompt ends with a $ or # without a following space will have nothing to read when synch_original_prompt tries to execute a read_nonblocking (to clear the buffer). Thus, the read times out. The attached patch adds a sendline() before the attempted read, to ensure that the buffer has something in it.
This fix is important because the default prompt on Ubuntu 8.04 server edition...
2008-08-25 23:41:12 UTC in Pexpect - Pure Python Expect-like module
