Thunderbird 3 will only work with Lightning 1.0. So if you have an earlier version of the Lightning extension, it will get disabled each time your start Thunderbird. I am not sure what version of Thunderbird ships with build 130.
I have not had a problem with my ~/.thunderbird files when migrating back and forwards from Thunderbird 2 to Thunderbird 3 Check your Thunderbird and Lightning versions. Anon Y Mous wrote, On 01/13/10 17:08: >> Lightening/calendar was disabled there too. I reenabled and got the error >> message again. I can still open the calendar manually after closing error >> message but it is annoying...If I could fix this issue now present on stable >> 111b build and 130, I would be a happy camper for now...Thanks! >> > >> Anyone got a clue? >> > I'm not 100% sure, but I think the problem is that the beadm boot environment > takes a ZFS snapshot of everything except the user's home directories in > /export/home/username/ and your username's preferences for Firefox and > Thunderbird are contained as hidden "." files in those user home directories. > > Go look for yourself by opening up a terminal and typing in these two > commands: > > cd ~ > > ls -lFha > > and all the hidden files and directories that start with a "." are your > user's configuration files for Thunderbird and GNOME and whatnot. The option > as to whether lightning is disabled or not is an option contained in one of > those files and that option does not change when you boot into different boot > environments because the different beadm boot environments all use the same > "/export/home/username" directories (whereas they use different ZFS snapshots > for everything else). If you wanted to you could probably make a backup copy > of the configuration file that's annoying you and switch to the backup file > when you boot up into a different beadm boot environment. You can also back > up these configuration files off site and copy them on to another computer > running OpenSolaris or BSD or Linux to restore some of your old Thunderbird > configuration settings. Get it? >
