Hot answers tagged google-groups
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As far as I can understand what your problems are...
You want to know how long attachments are kept in a Google Group?
As long as Google doesn't warn you that the file will be deleted, I think they will last as long as the message they are attached to. Just like in Gmail, attachments will not get lost as long as you don't delete the message they were ...
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You can access all your previous posts by viewing a post you have posted to previously.
Locate your previous post (any of them - search groups for your name/handle/user-name)
Next to your post, you will see "Post Reply" and a drop down arrow, click the drop down arrow and select "Show Activity"
And there you go, now bookmark it :)
*Only the most recent ...
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It appears that they've tweaked the interface again and this should now be possible.
Go to the "Manage" section
Under "Members" (left-side menu) should be an option for "Outstanding invites". Click that.
Now you should have a list of people who have been sent an invitation but who have not joined. Check the box next to all of the people you want to ...
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Example of an rss feed:
https://groups.google.com/group/samskrithanews/feed/rss_v2_0_msgs.xml?num=50
Replace "samskrithanews" with the name of your group to get the corresponding feed.
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The Google Groups directory is a separate thing from the regular Google Search.
The directory is simply the listing of groups available from the Groups home page (see bullet point #9 here).
As for why your group isn't showing in Google search, it's probably just a matter of being patient:
Crawling and indexing are processes which can take some time and ...
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You can find a lot of the relevant info in the Google Groups FAQ.
For example, the maximum group size is dependent on the type of Google Group you have:
With Google Apps, a group can contain up to 100 members. With Google Apps for Business and Education, there's no limit to the number of members a group can have. However, if the group contains external ...
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Once the message is posted it cannot be edited.
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/gmail-generation/7W51BDOBWIg
Latest Link:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/panoramio-questions-support/SrK-xz4csCk
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I suggest using a free admin management tool like FlashPanel, available from the Google Apps Marketplace.
Once setup, open the app and go to users then select the user you want to remove from groups.
Select Groups and then click each red X in the Actions column of the list of groups you want to remove them from.
This is not a "one button, all-groups" ...
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There does not seem to be a way to disable those emails, as long as you have the moderator permission.
What you could do, is ask the group administrator to create a new role which has all your current permissions, minus Approve messages. That way, you should be able to do most of the things you can do now on the group, but you will not be able to moderate ...
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That's a setting that the group owner has set. You can't override that. You'll need to go to the Google Groups web interface to post. (The address for the group is probably in the footer of the email you've been receiving, with other useful information.)
The allowed post mechanisms are defined on the General Information page for the group.
General ...
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How do you access the Google Groups website? By going to http://groups.google.com?
Try instead going to http://groups.google.com/a/yourdomain.com (replace yourdomain.com with your Google Apps domain), and create your group there.
If you're still not able to create a group on your domain, the domain administrator has not enabled the Google Groups for ...
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You should try checking whether your subscription frequency has somehow changes, or your membership was altered in some way. To do this:
Go here: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!myforums
Next to "Create Group," click on "Edit Memberships"
Make sure that the group you're looking for is in this list, otherwise you've been somehow removed :)
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Direct copy+paste will work, but if you want to make it look like code you'll have to
Indent the code using the indent button
Select the code block and change the font
Select the code block & apply relevant colour.
All these should be possible from the Web UI
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It seems groups cannot be created to respond to several domains at once - you have to choose which domain a group belongs to:
http://googleappsupdates.blogspot.no/2011/07/create-groups-on-secondary-domains.html
The key phrase here is:
... choose the desired domain name from the dropdown ...
That would be the reason your group does not receive email ...
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I have the same problem. I did report "Unable to load pending messages for moderation" to Google Report an issue about Google Groups. No response is heard. For the time being, I go to Manage → Settings → Moderation and uncheck the Moderate all messages to the Group and leave Moderate messages from new members of the group. This way, I get new incoming ...
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There is absolutely no way you can do that in Google Groups.
It is not possible even in Yahoo! Groups.
HTML and pdf files have to be sent as attachment even in GMail and all the e-mail services.
At the best, what you can do is upload the pdf or html file to Google Docs/Google Drive or some similar service and share a link to it in the message.
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They say:
Group gmane.comp.lang.scala.user
Description A more relaxed list for questions and discussions ()
Address scala-user@googlegroups.com
Status posting allowed
Url http://scala-lang.org/
http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.scala.user
Instead of Thunderbird, try Pan.
You can still use Thunderbird if you like. What ...
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As you've noted, there are three categories that divide these up resulting in 8 different feeds:
15 vs 50 - This just tells you how many items appear in the RSS feed. Depending on how busy the group is and how often your RSS reader checks it, collecting only 15 messages could mean missing out on some if 20 had been posted. On the other hand, if the group ...
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