Re: Incoming and Outgoing Email While Traveling
BIll Spikowski wrote: Bill Davidsen wrote: BIll Spikowski wrote: This week I used two different wi-fi connections each day while on a business trip. On one connection, I had normal full access to the web and to my incoming and outgoing email using Seamonkey. On the other connection, I had full access to the web, but could not access my regular email account either through Seamonkey or through webmail (all other websites operated normally). I've experienced similar email blockages while traveling other places. I doubt it's a Seamonkey problem, but I'm wondering what a workaround might be? Are you using the insecure ports and services, SMTP and POP3, or the secure versions of them? Some IP providers block access to the unsecured port, while other block access to all mail ports and services in the name of SPAM. I don't really know! Since I don't really understand the nuances, I usually try things until they start working, then leave them that way until they stop working Did you use webmail with an insecure (http:) URL or a secure (https:) URL, same issue, different blockage. http; I didn't know I had a choice! You can try https: if the server supports it. The solution is to run some form of VPN to a host which trusts you and has an unfiltered network access. That becomes a very deep and off-topic subject, so I hesitate to give you a more complete answer here. And people do block VPN ports as well, so even that is no panacea. The fact that other sites worked may also mean that the site where you do mail is just totally blocked, ISPs are not universally subtle, or even _competent_! The VPN suggestion sounds like a great workaround, I had never thought of that... -- Bill Davidsen david...@tmr.com We are not out of the woods yet, but we know the direction and have taken the first step. The steps are many, but finite in number, and if we persevere we will reach our destination. -me, 2010 ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Profile Problems
Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: O.K., Frog, lets try again!! SM 1.1.19 is working, with it's own profile. SM 2.8 works with its own profile on the E:\ drive. There are additional profiles on the C:\ that you want to remove. Completely close SM and do the renaming and relocation in Windows Explorer or My Computer. Just to be absolutely sure you have all your e-mails, search the other profile locations (not the SM 2.8 profile) for files called inbox and sent (don't worry about the *.msf files. They are re-created when needed) Change these file names to, for example, inbox2, inbox2-2 and inbox3. Same for Sent folders. Move these renamed files to the E:\ FrogBarb profile, at the same level as the inbox and sent folders of the FrogBarb profile. Now, re-start SM 2.8 and you should see the multiply inbox's and Sent's listed in your profile and, if needed, you can move the e-mails from the just added files into the original Inbox and Sent folders, and then close SM 2.8 and the, now, empty folders can be removed in Windows Explorer. as can the, now unnecessary, C:\ profiles. Daniel, I have concluded that there is an idiot in this room, and I'm not sure if it is the computer or me...I'm starting to think it might be me. In any event, I have done several things this morning to resolve my profile problem without success. Here is a recap of my actions so far today. After receiving your message this morning, I again looked in each of the four SeaMonkey folders, located under C:\Documents and Settings\Frog\Application Data\Mozilla, for any signs of inbox and sent entries. I found no such stored information in the SeaMonkey folders. Next, I decided to build an E dive repository for all of the four SeaMonkey folders found listed under C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application Data\Mozilla. I then moved these folders from the C drive to the E drive repository. I was hoping that this action would would give me a way of testing my two SeaMonkey versions with their individual Profiles. Well, after moving the files to the new location, I then clicked the 2.8 ICON on my desktop and it brought me to the window for setting up SeaMonkey. Obviously there is a connection between my 2.8 profile (FrogBarb) located on my E drive and the Mozilla/SeaMonkey folders located on my C drive. I next decided to build a new profile on my E drive for 2.8. I did this and then copied/pasted the missing folders (Mail etc.) from my FrogBarb profile into the new profile. That did not work either when I attempted to open SeaMonkey...I got another window for setting up SeaMonkey. I then went into Managing Profiles and deleted the new profile. After that, I re-establish my old FrogBarb profile. I simply started the steps like I was creating a new profile with the same name as my old profile (FrogBarb) and pointed it to the place (E drive) where it previously existed...I was then back to my old profile. I again attempted to fire up 2.8 with the same results--setting up SeaMonkey as if it was newly installed software. I shut SeaMonkey down and moved the four SeaMonkey files, the ones I had moved to my E drive repository, back to the C drive where they were originally. I again fired up SeaMonkey 2.8 and it worked normally. I think I am back to where the morning started. My inbox, sent, etc, for 2,8 are all located on my E drive as they have always been. I don't know what the tie is between the four SeaMonkey folder, located at C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application Data\Mozilla, and my 2.8 profile folder, located at E:\SeaMonkeyProfile. There surely is a connection of some type and it beets me as to what that connection is as this point. It appears to me that the only solution to this problem is backing up my current FrogBarb profile...removing SeaMonkey 2.8 entirely from my computer...reloading SeaMonkey 2.8 again...build a new profile on my E drive...delete Mail from the new profile and copy-paste the Mail from by old FrogBarb profile into the new profile...and praying that all of this will resolve my problem. Any thoughts...ideas...or recommendations welcomed. Frog Hang on, Frog!! Is SM 2.8 using the E: profile? And, I think you mentioned you still have SM 1.1.19 still installed! Does it still use a profile on C:?? Yes to both questions. O.K., where does SM 1.1.19 think its profile is?? In SM 1.1.19, have a look at Edit-Mail Newsgroup Account Settings and select Server Settings for your E-Mail account, and, at the bottom of that screen, where is the Local Directory?? Good Morning, Here is the 1.1.19 profile location: C:\Documents and Settings\Frog\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\Frog-SeaM\g72n48iz.slt\Mail\incoming.verizon.net Here is the 2.8 profile location: E:\SeaMonkeyProfile\Mail\incoming.verizon.net Frog Another P.S. I think I
Re: Fake Chanel hats, Gucci hats, New Era hats at www.mynewerahats.org
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Re: Fake Chanel hats, Gucci hats, New Era hats at http://www.capscollection.org/
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Re: Profile Problems
Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: O.K., Frog, lets try again!! SM 1.1.19 is working, with it's own profile. SM 2.8 works with its own profile on the E:\ drive. There are additional profiles on the C:\ that you want to remove. Completely close SM and do the renaming and relocation in Windows Explorer or My Computer. Just to be absolutely sure you have all your e-mails, search the other profile locations (not the SM 2.8 profile) for files called inbox and sent (don't worry about the *.msf files. They are re-created when needed) Change these file names to, for example, inbox2, inbox2-2 and inbox3. Same for Sent folders. Move these renamed files to the E:\ FrogBarb profile, at the same level as the inbox and sent folders of the FrogBarb profile. Now, re-start SM 2.8 and you should see the multiply inbox's and Sent's listed in your profile and, if needed, you can move the e-mails from the just added files into the original Inbox and Sent folders, and then close SM 2.8 and the, now, empty folders can be removed in Windows Explorer. as can the, now unnecessary, C:\ profiles. Daniel, I have concluded that there is an idiot in this room, and I'm not sure if it is the computer or me...I'm starting to think it might be me. In any event, I have done several things this morning to resolve my profile problem without success. Here is a recap of my actions so far today. After receiving your message this morning, I again looked in each of the four SeaMonkey folders, located under C:\Documents and Settings\Frog\Application Data\Mozilla, for any signs of inbox and sent entries. I found no such stored information in the SeaMonkey folders. Next, I decided to build an E dive repository for all of the four SeaMonkey folders found listed under C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application Data\Mozilla. I then moved these folders from the C drive to the E drive repository. I was hoping that this action would would give me a way of testing my two SeaMonkey versions with their individual Profiles. Well, after moving the files to the new location, I then clicked the 2.8 ICON on my desktop and it brought me to the window for setting up SeaMonkey. Obviously there is a connection between my 2.8 profile (FrogBarb) located on my E drive and the Mozilla/SeaMonkey folders located on my C drive. I next decided to build a new profile on my E drive for 2.8. I did this and then copied/pasted the missing folders (Mail etc.) from my FrogBarb profile into the new profile. That did not work either when I attempted to open SeaMonkey...I got another window for setting up SeaMonkey. I then went into Managing Profiles and deleted the new profile. After that, I re-establish my old FrogBarb profile. I simply started the steps like I was creating a new profile with the same name as my old profile (FrogBarb) and pointed it to the place (E drive) where it previously existed...I was then back to my old profile. I again attempted to fire up 2.8 with the same results--setting up SeaMonkey as if it was newly installed software. I shut SeaMonkey down and moved the four SeaMonkey files, the ones I had moved to my E drive repository, back to the C drive where they were originally. I again fired up SeaMonkey 2.8 and it worked normally. I think I am back to where the morning started. My inbox, sent, etc, for 2,8 are all located on my E drive as they have always been. I don't know what the tie is between the four SeaMonkey folder, located at C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application Data\Mozilla, and my 2.8 profile folder, located at E:\SeaMonkeyProfile. There surely is a connection of some type and it beets me as to what that connection is as this point. It appears to me that the only solution to this problem is backing up my current FrogBarb profile...removing SeaMonkey 2.8 entirely from my computer...reloading SeaMonkey 2.8 again...build a new profile on my E drive...delete Mail from the new profile and copy-paste the Mail from by old FrogBarb profile into the new profile...and praying that all of this will resolve my problem. Any thoughts...ideas...or recommendations welcomed. Frog Hang on, Frog!! Is SM 2.8 using the E: profile? And, I think you mentioned you still have SM 1.1.19 still installed! Does it still use a profile on C:?? Yes to both questions. O.K., where does SM 1.1.19 think its profile is?? In SM 1.1.19, have a look at Edit-Mail Newsgroup Account Settings and select Server Settings for your E-Mail account, and, at the bottom of that screen, where is the Local Directory?? Good Morning, Here is the 1.1.19 profile location: C:\Documents and Settings\Frog\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\Frog-SeaM\g72n48iz.slt\Mail\incoming.verizon.net Here is the 2.8 profile location: E:\SeaMonkeyProfile\Mail\incoming.verizon.net Frog Another
Re: OT Windows registry cleaners
On 13.04.2012 22:14, Desiree wrote: --- Original Message --- ~BD~ ~BD~@nomail.afraid.org wrote in message news:tc2dnakzi5ufbhrsnz2dnuvz_vudn...@mozilla.org... Philip TAYLOR wrote: Jay Garcia wrote: Uniblue Registry Booster works well for me. http://www.uniblue.com/software/registrybooster/ Uniblue trashed a friend's machine and not even Microsoft interactive support could remove all traces of it from his machine; treat with extreme caution. Philip Taylor (follow-up doesn't percolate across to those of us who prefer to use the e-mail interface). In Message-ID: d4idnfkcjlaocxrsnz2dnuvz_ocdn...@mozilla.org I asked:- Is this facility a similar 'scam', in your opinion? http://www.liutilities.com/products/campaigns/ub/howtolib/rb/ Oh yeah...another scam. Although this topic is Off-Topic and you have made a bold claim that a product is scareware, it is very important to back up your claim with references so that others reading this topic may be considering installing these products, etc., thanks Followup set to .general -- Jay Garcia - www.ufaq.org - Netscape - Firefox - SeaMonkey - Thunderbird Mozilla Contribute Coordinator Team - www.mozilla.org/contribute/ Mozilla Mozillian Member - www.mozillians.org Mozilla Contributor Member - www.mozilla.org/credits/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Two differents person/account
I have 2 different connection/contract at my ISP one at my home and another at a second residence. with two different login/password. ...and two different malboxes. So i use the main one for mys...@myisp.com and another for myw...@myisp.com. and i have configured two mail account each one with the same SMTP server. Having 2 mailboxes and two account give the possibility to choice a mail sending from mys...@myisp.com or from myw...@myisp.com. My friend have the same ISP but have only one possible connection/contract. Therefore he cannot have 2 differents mailboxes/account. What he can do is having hims...@myisp.com and he can create an alias like hisw...@myisp.com. He accept to receive in the same malbox/account mailing sended to hims...@myisp.com and to hisw...@myisp.com. But the question is how can he easely in SM send a mail with a from hims...@myisp.com or a from hisw...@myisp.com ? Because there is only ONE email adress that we can specify in an SM mail account. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Two differents person/account
On 14.04.2012 11:11, Ray_Net wrote: --- Original Message --- I have 2 different connection/contract at my ISP one at my home and another at a second residence. with two different login/password. ...and two different malboxes. So i use the main one for mys...@myisp.com and another for myw...@myisp.com. and i have configured two mail account each one with the same SMTP server. Having 2 mailboxes and two account give the possibility to choice a mail sending from mys...@myisp.com or from myw...@myisp.com. My friend have the same ISP but have only one possible connection/contract. Therefore he cannot have 2 differents mailboxes/account. What he can do is having hims...@myisp.com and he can create an alias like hisw...@myisp.com. He accept to receive in the same malbox/account mailing sended to hims...@myisp.com and to hisw...@myisp.com. But the question is how can he easely in SM send a mail with a from hims...@myisp.com or a from hisw...@myisp.com ? Because there is only ONE email adress that we can specify in an SM mail account. When composing an email, just like in Thunderbird, in the From: field there is a drop down list of accounts including the alias(s), etc. -- Jay Garcia - www.ufaq.org - Netscape - Firefox - SeaMonkey - Thunderbird Mozilla Contribute Coordinator Team - www.mozilla.org/contribute/ Mozilla Mozillian Member - www.mozillians.org Mozilla Contributor Member - www.mozilla.org/credits/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Close buttons on all tabs
Bill Davidsen wrote: Nemo wrote: Thank you, David and Jen! I asked just in case I was missing something obvious. I'll just use ctrl +w. That works. Why ^W? At least in Linux the shortcut for the quit menu item is ^Q. In Windows it closes the current Window or tab if more than one is open. -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net/ Why did kamikaze pilots wear helmets? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Close buttons on all tabs
Ed Mullen wrote: Bill Davidsen wrote: Nemo wrote: Thank you, David and Jen! I asked just in case I was missing something obvious. I'll just use ctrl +w. That works. Why ^W? At least in Linux the shortcut for the quit menu item is ^Q. In Windows it closes the current Window or tab if more than one is open. Yes, and CTRL-Q closes the entire SeaMonkey program -- all mail/news tabs and windows, all browser tabs and windows, everything. I've made that mistake a few times when I just wanted to close one window, and learned my lesson. Now I only use CTRL-Q when I really mean it. CTRL-W closes the current window, and if you have several tabs in that window, it closes the current tab (no prompts in either case). ALT-F4 closes the current window, and if it has multiple tabs, SM asks whether you mean to save and close all the tabs or just close them all. -- War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left. -- Paul B. Gallagher ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Two differents person/account
Jay Garcia wrote, On 14/04/2012 18:25: On 14.04.2012 11:11, Ray_Net wrote: --- Original Message --- I have 2 different connection/contract at my ISP one at my home and another at a second residence. with two different login/password. ...and two different malboxes. So i use the main one for mys...@myisp.com and another for myw...@myisp.com. and i have configured two mail account each one with the same SMTP server. Having 2 mailboxes and two account give the possibility to choice a mail sending from mys...@myisp.com or from myw...@myisp.com. My friend have the same ISP but have only one possible connection/contract. Therefore he cannot have 2 differents mailboxes/account. What he can do is having hims...@myisp.com and he can create an alias like hisw...@myisp.com. He accept to receive in the same malbox/account mailing sended to hims...@myisp.com and to hisw...@myisp.com. But the question is how can he easely in SM send a mail with a from hims...@myisp.com or a from hisw...@myisp.com ? Because there is only ONE email adress that we can specify in an SM mail account. When composing an email, just like in Thunderbird, in the From: field there is a drop down list of accounts including the alias(s), etc. So you told me to add a new account with the same parameters as the first one with the only difference: email adress ? Another difference could be for hisw...@myisp.com Leave message on the server Both account should not have any automatic download ... and no check nor fetch. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Profile Problems
Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: O.K., Frog, lets try again!! SM 1.1.19 is working, with it's own profile. SM 2.8 works with its own profile on the E:\ drive. There are additional profiles on the C:\ that you want to remove. Completely close SM and do the renaming and relocation in Windows Explorer or My Computer. Just to be absolutely sure you have all your e-mails, search the other profile locations (not the SM 2.8 profile) for files called inbox and sent (don't worry about the *.msf files. They are re-created when needed) Change these file names to, for example, inbox2, inbox2-2 and inbox3. Same for Sent folders. Move these renamed files to the E:\ FrogBarb profile, at the same level as the inbox and sent folders of the FrogBarb profile. Now, re-start SM 2.8 and you should see the multiply inbox's and Sent's listed in your profile and, if needed, you can move the e-mails from the just added files into the original Inbox and Sent folders, and then close SM 2.8 and the, now, empty folders can be removed in Windows Explorer. as can the, now unnecessary, C:\ profiles. Daniel, I have concluded that there is an idiot in this room, and I'm not sure if it is the computer or me...I'm starting to think it might be me. In any event, I have done several things this morning to resolve my profile problem without success. Here is a recap of my actions so far today. After receiving your message this morning, I again looked in each of the four SeaMonkey folders, located under C:\Documents and Settings\Frog\Application Data\Mozilla, for any signs of inbox and sent entries. I found no such stored information in the SeaMonkey folders. Next, I decided to build an E dive repository for all of the four SeaMonkey folders found listed under C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application Data\Mozilla. I then moved these folders from the C drive to the E drive repository. I was hoping that this action would would give me a way of testing my two SeaMonkey versions with their individual Profiles. Well, after moving the files to the new location, I then clicked the 2.8 ICON on my desktop and it brought me to the window for setting up SeaMonkey. Obviously there is a connection between my 2.8 profile (FrogBarb) located on my E drive and the Mozilla/SeaMonkey folders located on my C drive. I next decided to build a new profile on my E drive for 2.8. I did this and then copied/pasted the missing folders (Mail etc.) from my FrogBarb profile into the new profile. That did not work either when I attempted to open SeaMonkey...I got another window for setting up SeaMonkey. I then went into Managing Profiles and deleted the new profile. After that, I re-establish my old FrogBarb profile. I simply started the steps like I was creating a new profile with the same name as my old profile (FrogBarb) and pointed it to the place (E drive) where it previously existed...I was then back to my old profile. I again attempted to fire up 2.8 with the same results--setting up SeaMonkey as if it was newly installed software. I shut SeaMonkey down and moved the four SeaMonkey files, the ones I had moved to my E drive repository, back to the C drive where they were originally. I again fired up SeaMonkey 2.8 and it worked normally. I think I am back to where the morning started. My inbox, sent, etc, for 2,8 are all located on my E drive as they have always been. I don't know what the tie is between the four SeaMonkey folder, located at C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application Data\Mozilla, and my 2.8 profile folder, located at E:\SeaMonkeyProfile. There surely is a connection of some type and it beets me as to what that connection is as this point. It appears to me that the only solution to this problem is backing up my current FrogBarb profile...removing SeaMonkey 2.8 entirely from my computer...reloading SeaMonkey 2.8 again...build a new profile on my E drive...delete Mail from the new profile and copy-paste the Mail from by old FrogBarb profile into the new profile...and praying that all of this will resolve my problem. Any thoughts...ideas...or recommendations welcomed. Frog Hang on, Frog!! Is SM 2.8 using the E: profile? And, I think you mentioned you still have SM 1.1.19 still installed! Does it still use a profile on C:?? Yes to both questions. O.K., where does SM 1.1.19 think its profile is?? In SM 1.1.19, have a look at Edit-Mail Newsgroup Account Settings and select Server Settings for your E-Mail account, and, at the bottom of that screen, where is the Local Directory?? Good Morning, Here is the 1.1.19 profile location: C:\Documents and Settings\Frog\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\Frog-SeaM\g72n48iz.slt\Mail\incoming.verizon.net Here is the 2.8 profile location: E:\SeaMonkeyProfile\Mail\incoming.verizon.net Frog
Re: Profile Problems
On 04/14/2012 04:21 AM, Frog wrote: ... Daniel, ... Come on guys; 383 lines with: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: Daniel wrote: Frog wrote: is getting to be a bit much. Please: https://www.mozilla.org/about/forums/etiquette.html [Trim your follow-ups.] ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
SeaMonkey Jumps when I click.
Running Windows XP with SeaMonkey 2.7 Browser. Often, when in a web site, when I go to click on a link, the screen JUMPS UP as I click - resulting in the click going to some other link just below the link I wanted to click on. Oddest thing ! What is the cause of this behavior ? Something I can change in a menu ? DoctorBill -- When all is said and done, more will be said than done. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Profile Problems
Time to start pruning. I mean really, 650 lines and 11 nested levels of quotations? -- War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left. -- Paul B. Gallagher ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
