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fork of libgmail (libgmail.sourceforge.net) with local fixes.

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demos		demos
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ANNOUNCE		ANNOUNCE
CHANGELOG		CHANGELOG
COPYING		COPYING
MANIFEST.in		MANIFEST.in
README		README
gmail_transport.py		gmail_transport.py
lgconstants.py		lgconstants.py
lgcontacts.py		lgcontacts.py
libgmail.py		libgmail.py
mkconstants.py		mkconstants.py
setup.py		setup.py
test_contacts.py		test_contacts.py
testlibgmail.py		testlibgmail.py

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libgmail is licensed under the GPL.
See the file named COPYING for more information.

Please refer to the libgmail website or project page at sourceforge if
you encounter problems using libgmail.
http://libgmail.sf.net/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libgmail/

You can contact us by email:
libgmail-developer@lists.sf.net,
or, individually at
stas.zytkiewicz@gmail.com
wdaher AT mit DOT edu
follower AT myrealbox DOT com

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Possible usage:

Run this:

  python libgmail.py

When you have the demos package installed you could do this:

  python demos/archive.py

or even this:

  python demos/sendmsg.py <account> <to address> <subject> <body>

or perhaps this:

  python demos/gmailsmtp.py # (Then connect to SMTP proxy on local port 8025)

or how about this:

  python demos/gmailftpd.py # (Then connect to FTP proxy on local port 8021,
                            #  after creating a label named 'ftp' and
                            #  applying it to some messages with attachments.)

or maybe this:

  python demos/gmailpopd.py # (Then connect to POP3 proxy on local port 8110)

for hours of fun!(*)

(*) Note: Fun may not last for hours. Use at your own risk, blah, blah, etc...