Come to think of it, it is possible that this bug was introduced (at least for me) after applying the patch that fixes Bug #433412.
Before experiencing Bug #433412, which made me unable to use gm-notify, the indicator-applet-icon showed a green mark after gm-notify had notified me of new mail. But after applying the patch to Bug #433412 - which enabled me to get gm-notify to run again - the green mark doesn't appear any more. I'm including the content of the patch to Bug #433412 below because it is relatively small, in case it can help someone:
--- gm-notify.py 2009-09-26 10:48:54.156708360 +0200
+++ gm-notify.py.new 2009-09-26 10:52:56.272561344 +0200
@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@
increased by one. The indicator is stored in a class-list to keep the reference.
If you delete this the indicator will be removed from the applet, too'''
Come to think of it, it is possible that this bug was introduced (at least for me) after applying the patch that fixes Bug #433412. applet- icon showed a green mark after gm-notify had notified me of new mail. But after applying the patch to Bug #433412 - which enabled me to get gm-notify to run again - the green mark doesn't appear any more. I'm including the content of the patch to Bug #433412 below because it is relatively small, in case it can help someone:
Before experiencing Bug #433412, which made me unable to use gm-notify, the indicator-
--- gm-notify.py 2009-09-26 10:48:54.156708360 +0200
+++ gm-notify.py.new 2009-09-26 10:52:56.272561344 +0200
@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@
increased by one. The indicator is stored in a class-list to keep the reference.
If you delete this the indicator will be removed from the applet, too'''
- new_indicator = indicate. IndicatorMessag e() Indicator( )
new_indicator .set_property( "subtype" , "mail")
new_indicator .set_property( "sender" , msg)
new_indicator .show()
+ new_indicator = indicate.