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On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 10:45 PM, Francisco Ares <frares@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi, guys. |
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> Sorry to post such off-topic message, but I didn't know where I could |
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> ask this question. |
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> I know that things such as address, trafic, bandwith are easy to be |
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> tracked and logged, but what about, say, my gmail messages - is it |
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> possible to log them also? Which package should I use or look for? |
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Comparing network statistics with webmail messages is not that simple. |
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The only way I can think for you to keep track of your messages is to |
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sniff unencrypted packages (https wouldn't work), look for specific |
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patterns and use that to estimate usage, of course, I'm considering |
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your statement about bandwidth, traffic, address and the fact that |
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something like that would be a hard, complex and not NEAR fail proof |
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concept, along with the privacy issues, of course. |
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Now, if you wanna keep track of YOUR messages, the best way is to |
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activate IMAP on gmail, and use a client, configure it to store |
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messages locally, and that's about it... Beagle would index this kinda |
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content very easily, and your mail client too. |
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Daniel da Veiga |
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