Chuck MATTSEN wrote:
> Not urgent, actually, as I'm planning on switching from Thunderbird back
> to Evolution, as it will sync with the Tungsten E I have on the way :-),
> but I /would/ like to be able to access the mail which I now seem to
> have no access to; same with Firefox -- I know I can create a new
> profile there and rebuild what I need, but it'd be nice to have access
> to the old settings.
> 
> The scenario is this:  Have been running older versions of both TB and
> FF until today, when I decided to take the two of them out of my urpmi
> skip.list and allow them to upgrade finally.  So, did urpmi, which did
> its thing, ran each once as root first (since that seemed to be critical
> with earlier upgrades), then attempted to run as usual.
> 
> Thunderbird seems to have kept my account settings, and my folder
> directory even seems to show the proper counts for unread mail, etc., as
> I had left it before the upgrade, but nothing will show to the right ...
> neither a message listing nor anything in the preview pane.  Similarly,
> the "get mail" button seems to do nothing now.  Any ideas, other than
> creating a new profile and starting over?
> 
> Same with Firefox ... my bookmarks are still there, and my Google
> toolbar is still there, but I've lost the ability to make profile
> changes (it warns it couldn't write to the profile and any changes would
> be lost upon shutting down the program).  Any ideas there, again, other
> than starting over with the new profile?
> 
> I know that upgrades have been problematic from the get-go, but was
> hoping they'd ironed things out a bit better by now.  Oh, well.  Anyway,
> TIA for any pointers.  I've had little luck finding my way around the
> Mozilla forum/FAQs for this.
> 

You could delete the "xxxxxxxx.slt" in your ~/.phoenix/default/
directory and restart Firefox.

Sometimes thats corrected some strange happenings for me. I did not
lose my settings when deleteing "xxxxxxxx.slt". Restart Firefox and
it will create a new "xxxxxxxx.slt" with your old settings.

May help, I don't know, I don't use the mdk rpm version.

Mike



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