Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMTP Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Server Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I have a verizon.net address, which I chose to retain two years ago when AOL began servicing the account (the other option was to accept the corresponding aol.com address). My settings are the same as yours, and they haven't stopped working (just tested). Under Tools | Password Manager, enter "verizon" in the search pane at top left and you should see an entry called "verizon.net" containing: mailbox://mail.verizon.net (mailbox://mail.verizon.net) prefix smtp://smtp.verizon.net (smtp://smtp.verizon.net) prefix smtp://smtp.verizon.net (smtp://smtp.verizon.net) prefix.verizon.net where "prefix" is the part of your email address before the "@" sign. I'm assuming you told SeaMonkey to remember your passwords; if not you'll have to enter your incoming and outgoing mail passwords for every transaction. If you click "Show Passwords" at the bottom right, all three should have the same password. Tech support will probably be unable to tell you your personal mail password, but if you can retrieve mail for this account, use that password (the one listed for "mailbox"). Case-sensitive, of course. SM's normal behavior when authentication fails (when a password is rejected by the server) is to prompt you to enter a new password or retry with the existing one. If it's not doing that, you can force it to do so by deleting the smtp entry in Password Manager and then trying to send mail from that account. When it prompts you, be sure to check the box telling SM to remember your password so it will create a new entry like the one you just deleted. HTH -- 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: SM 2.53.1 and SM 2.49.5
Ant wrote: On 4/7/2020 3:15 PM, Ray Davison wrote: ... The short answer is; absolutely. All you need to manage SM is a little knowledge of sub-directory structure and copy. Wait. Older SM versions (e.g., v2.49.5) can read newer SM versions (v2.53.1)'s datas like places.sqlite? :O No his answer is from a parallel universe where all this works. If 2.49.5 sees the 2.53 places.sqlite it will move it to places.sqlite.corrupt and restore bookmarks from the latest json backup. All history is gone then. favicon storing changed in Firefox / Gecko 55 and caused this change. Indexdb starage is also incomapatible and so on. FRG ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Last night, I wrote: Under Tools | Password Manager, enter "verizon" in the search pane at top left and you should see an entry called "verizon.net" containing: mailbox://mail.verizon.net (mailbox://mail.verizon.net) prefix smtp://smtp.verizon.net (smtp://smtp.verizon.net) prefix smtp://smtp.verizon.net (smtp://smtp.verizon.net) prefix.verizon.net Obviously, the last one should read "pre...@verizon.net"; sorry about the typo. -- 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
How to set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10
In the versions previous to 2.3.5.1 it was possible to choose and set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10. But when opening the default apps settings in Windows Seamonkey mail is not available anymore. Is there any workaround? RB ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: How to set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10
d.e@mail.pcom.de wrote: In the versions previous to 2.3.5.1 it was possible to choose and set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10. But when opening the default apps settings in Windows Seamonkey mail is not available anymore. Is there any workaround? RB I have SM email set as the default in Windows 10. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? -- OS: Ubuntu Linux 18.04LTS - Gnome Desktop https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/get-involved/ https://give.thunderbird.net/en-US/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: How to set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10
d.e@mail.pcom.de wrote: In the versions previous to 2.3.5.1 it was possible to choose and set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10. But when opening the default apps settings in Windows Seamonkey mail is not available anymore. Is there any workaround? RB I must admit I don't understand the concept. If you have your email accounts set up in Seamonkey and Seamonkey is open, it will contact the email servers and retrieve anything they have to offer. If Seamonkey is not open then neither it nor any other program is going to do this. If you want to write - or reply to - a mail then you hit "Compose" or "Reply" and away you go. I have one Windows 10 machine which I permit to handle mails and I have absolutely no idea what the system default is, or even if one exists. -- spammo ergo sum, viruses courtesy of https://www.nsa.gov/malware/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
On 4/8/20 9:11 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try a new profile. -- OS: Ubuntu Linux 18.04LTS - Gnome Desktop https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/get-involved/ https://give.thunderbird.net/en-US/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. -- spammo ergo sum, viruses courtesy of https://www.nsa.gov/malware/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: High CPU usage
Danny Kile wrote on 4/7/2020 9:36 AM: flyguy wrote: Why does this site take SM from 20% CPU usage to 60%? Chrome is almost unaffected. https://www.alternet.org/2020/04/leading-psychologists-explain-how-trumps-self-delusions-and-narcissism-make-him-uniquely-effective-at-predatory-deception/ SeaMonkey CPU usage is 8% to 15%. My UA is Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0. You may want to disable any add-on or try SM in safe mode. Or perhaps upgrade your version of SM. I am using Adblock Plus, disabled for the alternet.org site. If I select "disable everywhere", the cpu usage goes from 60% to 40-50%. Disable the extension and cpu usage goes to ~20%; closing the alternet.org tab takes it to ~8%. So, something about the alternet.org site makes SM 2.49.4 busy, having Adblock enabled makes SM very busy, even if it's disabled for that site. That seems odd. Should I be using a different adblocker? Or just disable it for troublesome sites? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Single mouse click acts like double click
New mouse fixed it (I think, lets hope). And it was happening in other places. Mike C wrote: Whoops... Problem started again. Switched to a corded Logitech I had laying around. Don't know how long I've had it, BUT it looks like new. I'll let you know in a few days if problem is cured. Mike C David E. Ross wrote: On 4/5/2020 4:49 PM, Mike C wrote: I unplugged it and re-plugged it. WOW! That fixed it (SMILE) Thanks David David E. Ross wrote: On 4/5/2020 10:39 AM, Mike C wrote: On SM 2.49 mail a single mouse click acts like a double click. This ONLY happens on SM Mail. Anyone ever hear of this? The only times I had this happen, the mouse was at the early stage of failing. If it is a wireless mouse, try changing the battery. If it is a wired mouse, try unplugging and then plugging it back again. Also, if the mouse can be opened, try cleaning inside. Your mouse might still be in the early stages of dying. If the problem occurs again, replace the mouse. I think I am on my third mouse with my current PC. When the first one died -- and it was truly dead -- I told my wife that I had a dead mouse. She screamed! She though I had a dead rodent. My second mouse did not last very long. I forget what brand it was. I noticed that my wife had her original PC mouse from about 2010. It was a wired Logitech (model SA-28A, no longer available). I got a wired Logitech in 2014 (model M100, still available and Logitech's least expensive). My wife still has her original 10-year-old mouse, and my 6-year-old mouse is still good. Note that I too have a wired mouse. I really do not want to deal with batteries going dead, especially if I have no replacement battery on hand. Today, with stay-at-home orders, I do not want to leave the house to buy a new mouse battery. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: How to set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10
On 4/8/2020 6:55 AM, d.e@mail.pcom.de wrote: In the versions previous to 2.3.5.1 it was possible to choose and set Seamonkey as the default e-mail app/tool/client in Windows 10. But when opening the default apps settings in Windows Seamonkey mail is not available anymore. Is there any workaround? RB On my Windows 10 system Seamonkey is listed as an option for default mail app, along with Mail, Windows Live Mail, Google Chrome(??) and "Look for an app in the Microsoft Store". No workaround needed. Lem Johnson ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: High CPU usage
flyguy wrote: Danny Kile wrote on 4/7/2020 9:36 AM: flyguy wrote: Why does this site take SM from 20% CPU usage to 60%? Chrome is almost unaffected. https://www.alternet.org/2020/04/leading-psychologists-explain-how-trumps-self-delusions-and-narcissism-make-him-uniquely-effective-at-predatory-deception/ SeaMonkey CPU usage is 8% to 15%. My UA is Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0. You may want to disable any add-on or try SM in safe mode. Or perhaps upgrade your version of SM. I am using Adblock Plus, disabled for the alternet.org site. If I select "disable everywhere", the cpu usage goes from 60% to 40-50%. Disable the extension and cpu usage goes to ~20%; closing the alternet.org tab takes it to ~8%. So, something about the alternet.org site makes SM 2.49.4 busy, having Adblock enabled makes SM very busy, even if it's disabled for that site. That seems odd. Should I be using a different adblocker? Or just disable it for troublesome sites? I'm using AdBlock Plus 2.7.3, what version of AdBlock Plus are you using? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't retrieve messages you could have a look at that. I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is not working. -- spammo ergo sum, viruses courtesy of https://www.nsa.gov/malware/ ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't retrieve messages you could have a look at that. I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is not working. I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said they would. I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed every thing back to the original settings. Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at it next. I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. Frog ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: High CPU usage
Danny Kile wrote on 4/8/2020 7:31 AM: flyguy wrote: Danny Kile wrote on 4/7/2020 9:36 AM: flyguy wrote: Why does this site take SM from 20% CPU usage to 60%? Chrome is almost unaffected. https://www.alternet.org/2020/04/leading-psychologists-explain-how-trumps-self-delusions-and-narcissism-make-him-uniquely-effective-at-predatory-deception/ SeaMonkey CPU usage is 8% to 15%. My UA is Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0. You may want to disable any add-on or try SM in safe mode. Or perhaps upgrade your version of SM. I am using Adblock Plus, disabled for the alternet.org site. If I select "disable everywhere", the cpu usage goes from 60% to 40-50%. Disable the extension and cpu usage goes to ~20%; closing the alternet.org tab takes it to ~8%. So, something about the alternet.org site makes SM 2.49.4 busy, having Adblock enabled makes SM very busy, even if it's disabled for that site. That seems odd. Should I be using a different adblocker? Or just disable it for troublesome sites? I'm using AdBlock Plus 2.7.3, what version of AdBlock Plus are you using? I'm using 2.8.2, which is from 2016. The newest version 3.something of this year. I have auto-update selected, but apparently, it's not bothered to update itself. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SM 2.53.1 and SM 2.49.5
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: No his answer is from a parallel universe where all this works. If 2.49.5 sees the 2.53 places.sqlite it will move it to places.sqlite.corrupt and restore bookmarks from the latest json backup. All history is gone then. favicon storing changed in Firefox / Gecko 55 and caused this change. Indexdb starage is also incomapatible and so on. FRG OK, you got me. You loose bookmarks. And you are probably right about the "parallel universe". I have been using my primary profile. I deleted everything that looked like it was saving things for "just in case" including the storage sub-directory. Ran 2.53.1. Copied that profile to WXP 2.49.5. The bookmarks didn't make it. And, all this has made my point about changing things "under the covers", quietly, and making it appear that nothing has changed. I have never blindly followed an "upgrade path", on OSs or apps. Many upgrades aren't. I install the new along side the old, run the new as as close as possible with the old data. And, if at some point I prefer the new, and no longer see a need for the old, I delete the old. That is why I now have seven SM plus PM and FM. And right now they all have negatives for me. Failure I think I am prepared for. I am not accustomed to having to look for tricks to make the old look like the new. And it increases my support for separating things so they are easier to manage and recover. Which I will discuss again elsewhere. Ray ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't retrieve messages you could have a look at that. I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is not working. I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said they would. I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed every thing back to the original settings. Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at it next. I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. Frog I have come to a conclusion...I believe Verizon has lost my password. I am noticing that I am constantly being asked for my password when sending a message via verizon.net. Even when I give them my password, the message fails to send. Now I've got a new challenge...how do I get Verizon on board with my password. Any help would be appreciated. Frog ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: > Frog wrote: >> Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: >>> Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: > Frog wrote: >> WaltS48 wrote: >>> On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: > > Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) > > Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing > Server(SMTP) Settings. > Click Edit. > Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. > > Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog > >>> >>> Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. >>> >>> Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still >>> can't send an email? >>> >> Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my >> password---same results. >> > > Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people > how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you > fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites > were suggesting. > I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two > variations. > I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. >>> It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" >>> to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it >>> back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you >>> managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim >>> you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? >>> Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or >>> not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a >>> long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't >>> retrieve messages you could have a look at that. >>> I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is >>> not working. >>> >> I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection >> security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said >> they would. >> I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then >> changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and >> tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed >> every thing back to the original settings. >> >> Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at >> it next. >> >> I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. >> >> Frog >> > I have come to a conclusion...I believe Verizon has lost my password. I > am noticing that I am constantly being asked for my password when > sending a message via verizon.net. Even when I give them my password, > the message fails to send. Now I've got a new challenge...how do I get > Verizon on board with my password. Any help would be appreciated. > Frog > Lost? Your email account might have been hacked like mine was a month ago. See if you can logon to AOL web mail with it. If not, follow their guidelines for a lost or stolen password to reclaim your account. Dave ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
David H. Durgee wrote: Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't retrieve messages you could have a look at that. I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is not working. I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said they would. I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed every thing back to the original settings. Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at it next. I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. Frog I have come to a conclusion...I believe Verizon has lost my password. I am noticing that I am constantly being asked for my password when sending a message via verizon.net. Even when I give them my password, the message fails to send. Now I've got a new challenge...how do I get Verizon on board with my password. Any help would be appreciated. Frog Lost? Your email account might have been hacked like mine was a month ago. See if you can logon to AOL web mail with it. If not, follow their guidelines for a lost or stolen password to reclaim your account. Dave My AOL account and my Verizon account have have always had two different passwords. My Verizon mail is the one I can't access to send a message. The AOL account will now let me send email messages. Frog ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SM 2.53.1 and SM 2.49.5
Ray Davison wrote: Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: I have never blindly followed an "upgrade path", on OSs or apps. Many upgrades aren't. I install the new along side the old, run the new as as close as possible with the old data. And, if at some point I prefer the new, and no longer see a need for the old, I delete the old. That is why I now have seven SM plus PM and FM. And right now they all have negatives for me. Failure I think I am prepared for. I am not accustomed to having to look for tricks to make the old look like the new. And it increases my support for separating things so they are easier to manage and recover. Which I will discuss again elsewhere. Ray I wish we chould have retained compatibility for XP but it was just not possible. Downgrading always came with breakage but it just wasn't until recently that this became a big problem. But there is no chance that we can retain compatibility with older versions and get away with it. Too much in gecko changed and still does. It is a wonder that 2.53.x even mostly works as always with all the changes under the hood. FRG ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Duplicate tab doesn't work anymore with SM 2.53.1
On 4/4/2020 7:18 AM, Cesar Romani wrote: Hello, My user agent is: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:60.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0 SeaMonkey/2.53.1 "Duplicate Tab" or CTRL+SHIFT+U doesn't work anymore with the latest release, 2.53.1. It worked fine with the previous version. Many thanks in advance, My PrefBar's clone button stopped working too. However, I was told to press ctrl key and click on "Reload current page" toolbar icon. I wished there was a GUI option to do it though. -- :) Holy Wk! Note: A fixed width font (Courier, Monospace, etc.) is required to see this signature correctly. /\___/\ http://aqfl.net & http://antfarm.ma.cx / / /\ /\ \ http://antfarm.home.dhs.org | |o o| | Axe ANT from its address if shown & e-mailing privately. \ _ / Please kindly use Ant nickname & URL/link if crediting. ( ) ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't retrieve messages you could have a look at that. I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is not working. I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said they would. I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed every thing back to the original settings. Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at it next. I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. Frog I have come to a conclusion...I believe Verizon has lost my password. I am noticing that I am constantly being asked for my password when sending a message via verizon.net. Even when I give them my password, the message fails to send. Now I've got a new challenge...how do I get Verizon on board with my password. Any help would be appreciated. Frog This is the message I continue to see when I attempt to send amessage: Send Message Error Sending of the message failed. As error occurred while sending mail: Could not get password for smtp.verizon.net. The message was not sent. OK Do you have any thoughts what steps must be taken to fix this problem? Frog ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: High CPU usage
flyguy wrote: You may want to disable any add-on or try SM in safe mode. Or perhaps upgrade your version of SM. I am using Adblock Plus, disabled for the alternet.org site. If I select "disable everywhere", the cpu usage goes from 60% to 40-50%. Disable the extension and cpu usage goes to ~20%; closing the alternet.org tab takes it to ~8%. So, something about the alternet.org site makes SM 2.49.4 busy, having Adblock enabled makes SM very busy, even if it's disabled for that site. That seems odd. Should I be using a different adblocker? Or just disable it for troublesome sites? If you're running Seamonkey 2.53.1, be aware that the release notes indicate that there's no current version of AdBlock Plus that's supported. For that kind of functionality, there is still uBlock Origin, where the dev continues to keep support for an XUL version. Take a look at http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.53.1/ and note that version 2.9.1 of Adblock Plus is known to cause memory and CPU issues, and it is recommended to switch to uBlock . I did that about a year ago, and I've found that while it took me a while to get used to uBlock's different philosophy and UI, I generally like it better than Adblock. Moving to uBlock may solve some of your problems, but perhaps not everything, especially if you have lots of blocking rules in place. I've found that I occasionally have resource issues, especially if I leave Seamonkey open overnight (and I normally leave my machine running 24/7). When that happens, Seamonkey tends to become less responsive, and a check of the Windows task manager shows lots of CPU activity and memory usage in excess of 1.5 GB. A few days ago, I was filling out a form that had a lot of entries (and where every entry had script processing). By the time I got to the end of the form, the last few entries were giving me script timeout errors. I do make quite a bit of use of extensions, but most of them are small. However, with the combination of uBlock and NoScript active, I'm inclined to believe that those (either individually or together) are the primary culprits. I have been long suspicious of the possibility of memory leaks, but that's only a guess. Last summer, I changed out my machine -- it has 16 GB of RAM in it and an SSD drive, and the high resource usage problem seems to be less. But I still have to remember either to make sure I close Seamonkey at the end of the day, or if I start the day and find it open, restarting before beginning working. Smith ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
On 4/8/20 7:23 PM, Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing Server(SMTP) Settings. Click Edit. Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. Seems to be a problem since yesterday. Thanks Walts48 for your response. I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I edited: SMPT Server Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in this box. Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net Port: 465 Default: 465 Security and Authentication Connection security: SSL/TLS Authentication method: Normal password User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ was changed to my complete email address. OK Cancel Help I hope that I made the change as you suggested. Frog Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still can't send an email? Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites were suggesting. I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two variations. I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this point to restore things back to the original setting pending conformation of my actions. It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't retrieve messages you could have a look at that. I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is not working. I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said they would. I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed every thing back to the original settings. Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at it next. I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. Frog I have come to a conclusion...I believe Verizon has lost my password. I am noticing that I am constantly being asked for my password when sending a message via verizon.net. Even when I give them my password, the message fails to send. Now I've got a new challenge...how do I get Verizon on board with my password. Any help would be appreciated. Frog This is the message I continue to see when I attempt to send amessage: Send Message Error Sending of the message failed. As error occurred while sending mail: Could not get password for smtp.verizon.net. The message was not sent. OK Do you have any thoughts what steps must be taken to fix this problem? Frog Make sure the Username is the full email address in your smtp.verizon.net outgoing server settings. When you get the error message you should be getting asked for the password, enter it and it should work. It worked for me with two different versions of Thunderbird. If it doesn't work try setting up the account in a new profile. Type about:profiles into the browser address bar. Click the "Create a New Profile" button. Read and understand the dialog window that pops up. Click the "Next" button. Enter a new profile name. Something like smtptest or verizontest. Click the "Finish" button. Click the "Launch profile in new browser". Open the Mail & Newsgroups window. Setup your Verizon email account and try sending a test email to another account, or the same account. -- OS: Ubuntu Linux 18.04LTS - Gnome Desktop https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/get-involved/ https://give.thunderbird.net/en-US/ __
Re: SM 2.53.1 and SM 2.49.5
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: I wish we chould have retained compatibility for XP I can understand how you might have been in a hurry to get off an answer to the initial question, but if you had slowed down long enough to say it was a WXP issue, some of us would have gotten an important piece of information, and I would not have said anything. I understand that when the Mozilla parent became the child, SM became an orphan. Ray ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Not able to send messages.
Frog wrote: > David H. Durgee wrote: >> Frog wrote: >>> Frog wrote: Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: > Frog wrote: >> Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote: >>> Frog wrote: WaltS48 wrote: > On 4/8/20 12:08 AM, Frog wrote: >> WaltS48 wrote: >>> >>> Wow! SeaMonkey 2.531. I missed a few versions. ;) >>> >>> Go to your Verizon accounts SMTP settings in Outgoing >>> Server(SMTP) Settings. >>> Click Edit. >>> Add the complete email address in the User Name: field. >>> >>> Seems to be a problem since yesterday. >> >> Thanks Walts48 for your response. >> >> I did as you suggested with the same old results...mt test >> message didn't leave my computer. Here is the window that I >> edited: >> >> >> >> SMPT Server >> >> Description: My complete Verizon Email Address was already in >> this box. >> >> Aerver Name: smtp.verizon.net >> >> Port: 465 Default: 465 >> >> Security and Authentication >> >> Connection security: SSL/TLS >> >> Authentication method: Normal password >> >> User Name: Was the first part of my email address up to the @ >> was changed to my complete email address. >> >> OK Cancel Help >> >> >> I hope that I made the change as you suggested. >> >> >> Frog >> >>> >> > > Looks good to me. It is what works in my Thunderbird's. > > Did you get a password prompt, entered the password and still > can't send an email? > Yes, I did get the password prompt request and I did enter my password---same results. >>> >>> Try port 587 which is STARTTLS, I saw that in a site telling people >>> how to use Thunderbird with AOL. If that does not work then you >>> fall back to 465 = SSL/TLS, which is what the other similar sites >>> were suggesting. >>> I have several accounts and the split is 50% : 50% between the two >>> variations. >>> >> I changed the port number to 587 as you suggested...the default >> remained 465. I attempted so send myself a message with the same >> results. I then (leaving the change in place) decided to change the >> Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. I tried to send >> an email test message to myself. It appeared that the message was >> sent...the message never showed up in my inbox. I decided at this >> point to restore things back to the original setting pending >> conformation of my actions. >> > It looks like I got things backward, if you set "Connection security" > to STARTTLS then the Port gets set to 587 automatically. Setting it > back to SSL/TLS reverts to 465. That may be irrelevant if you > managed to send a message successfully, do you have another victim > you could send a message to and then ask if they got it? > Assuming you have managed to work out if you can send messages or > not, you can start looking at the input side of things. I sent you a > long response to your mozilla.general post a day or so, if you can't > retrieve messages you could have a look at that. > I have several email addresses so it is a lot easier to check what is > not working. > I made the change you suggested (i.e. Changing the "Connection security" to STARTTLS and the port numbers changed to 587" as you said they would. I tried to send another test message and nothing happened. I then changed the Server Name from smpt.verizon.net to smpt.aol.com. and tried to send a message...and nothing at all happened. I then changed every thing back to the original settings. Yes, I did receive your earlier message and will be taking a look at it next. I continue to be very appreciative of your help...thank you very much. Frog >>> I have come to a conclusion...I believe Verizon has lost my password. I >>> am noticing that I am constantly being asked for my password when >>> sending a message via verizon.net. Even when I give them my password, >>> the message fails to send. Now I've got a new challenge...how do I get >>> Verizon on board with my password. Any help would be appreciated. >>> Frog >>> >> >> Lost? Your email account might have been hacked like mine was a month >> ago. >> >> See if you can logon to AOL web mail with it. If not, follow their >> guidelines for a lost or stolen password to reclaim your account. >> >> Dave > > My AOL account and my Verizon account have have always had two different > passwords. My Verizon mail is the one I can't access to send a message. > The AOL account will no
Re: SM 2.53.1 and SM 2.49.5
At 04/08/202011:17 AM-0700, Ray Davison wrote: Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: No his answer is from a parallel universe where all this works. If 2.49.5 sees the 2.53 places.sqlite it will move it to places.sqlite.corrupt and restore bookmarks from the latest json backup. All history is gone then. favicon storing changed in Firefox / Gecko 55 and caused this change. Indexdb starage is also incomapatible and so on. FRG OK, you got me. You loose bookmarks. And you are probably right about the "parallel universe". I have been using my primary profile. I deleted everything that looked like it was saving things for "just in case" including the storage sub-directory. Ran 2.53.1. Copied that profile to WXP 2.49.5. The bookmarks didn't make it. I know there are bookmark backup files of places.sqlite, but I decided long ago to make bookmarks separate from the program or data files. Turning on auto export of bookmarks to html leaves a current html bookmark file in the browser program file folder. I made a separate folder in root "Bookmarks", and place the exported bookmark file there. That html bookmark file is used as the home page of each of the several browsers on the machine. A desktop bat file copies the html auto-exported to the bookmarks directory. One of the browsers, Seamonkey of course, is the "main" bookmark source. I also have another bat file on the desktop to copy bookmarks.html to bookmarks2.html, 2 to 3, etc for redundant copies. Now bookmarks are isolated from accidents. Mario And, all this has made my point about changing things "under the covers", quietly, and making it appear that nothing has changed. I have never blindly followed an "upgrade path", on OSs or apps. Many upgrades aren't. I install the new along side the old, run the new as as close as possible with the old data. And, if at some point I prefer the new, and no longer see a need for the old, I delete the old. That is why I now have seven SM plus PM and FM. And right now they all have negatives for me. Failure I think I am prepared for. I am not accustomed to having to look for tricks to make the old look like the new. And it increases my support for separating things so they are easier to manage and recover. Which I will discuss again elsewhere. Ray ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Moving SM Mail Files
On a 64 bit Dell Optiplex running 64 bit Win 7 Pro, I presently have SM 2.49.4 installed. I am not certain whether existing SM mail is 32 bit or 64 bit as it has been in use for several years. I want to change the company providing the mail service and change the name of the mailbox. In the process, however, I want to keep all of the existing inbox and sent mail files. Can I simply copy the old inbox and sent mail files and paste these two files into a new mail account I establish with the new mail provider? Please put any comments in simple language as I am 82 and although I go back to the MS-DOS days, I have forgotten more PC-related things than I like to admit. Thanks, in advance, for any and all advice, comments, or guidance. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
