Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-27 Thread Paul Wellner Bou
Hi there, Thank you for the tips. I tried it all, but I did not get a clean thunderbird install modifying my old account. I think the cause of the errors were not the old data which has not been deleted but old usernames in the prefs.js config file. The imap mailboxes appear there as

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-26 Thread Pierre Östlund
On 8/23/07, Paul Wellner Bou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I removed all old files and directories of my Mail, ImapMail and News directories I had in .thunderbird. I keep getting the warning messages. I haven't tried with a fresh and clean profile as I have some accounts and Identities and I don't

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-23 Thread Pierre Östlund
Hey, I'm gonna respond to both your messages here. What kind of accounts do you have? The first error message you got (about not being able to list messages) should be fixed in a commit I made a couple of days ago (to my SoC branch (so dBera, if you read this, please merge that patch with

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-23 Thread Paul Wellner Bou
Hi, I removed all old files and directories of my Mail, ImapMail and News directories I had in .thunderbird. I keep getting the warning messages. I haven't tried with a fresh and clean profile as I have some accounts and Identities and I don't want to set up all those things from scratch. But

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-23 Thread Joe Shaw
Hi, On 8/23/07, Pierre Östlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What kind of accounts do you have? The first error message you got (about not being able to list messages) should be fixed in a commit I made a couple of days ago (to my SoC branch (so dBera, if you read this, please merge that patch

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-21 Thread Paul Wellner Bou
Hi, I gave it another try, deactivating the IMAP mailboxes. Now I get different error: An error occurred while indexing. Error description: TypeError: account.incomingServer has no properties Thunderbird version 2.0.0.6 (20070728) latest Beagle svn (revision 3878) Regards Paul.

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-16 Thread Pierre Östlund
On 8/14/07, Joe Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 8/14/07, Sean Carlos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 1) The extension seems to take over Thunderbird at start-up. I get an Unresponsive Script warning several times. On the first run, there was a crawl progress dialog. I haven't seen that on

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-14 Thread Paul Wellner Bou
Hello, I just tried to install the thunderbird backend and to get it work without much success right now. I installed the extension and now thunderbird is trying indexing for hours my mails (or whatever it is supposed to do). I get a lot of warning messages from the thunderbird extension.

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-14 Thread Sean Carlos
I'm very happy to see work on Thunderbird indexing progressing. Here's my very initial feedback based on limited usage: 1) The extension seems to take over Thunderbird at start-up. I get an Unresponsive Script warning several times. On the first run, there was a crawl progress dialog. I

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-13 Thread Pierre Östlund
On 8/13/07, D Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just figured out how work around the need for external libraries/tools needed to build the extension this morning. So, from revision 3843 there's no need to install any extra development packages as they are no longer needed. Just wanted to

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-07 Thread Pierre Östlund
I just figured out how work around the need for external libraries/tools needed to build the extension this morning. So, from revision 3843 there's no need to install any extra development packages as they are no longer needed. Just wanted to fill you guys in on this :-) The changes made could

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-07 Thread Joe Shaw
Hi, On 8/7/07, Pierre Östlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just figured out how work around the need for external libraries/tools needed to build the extension this morning. So, from revision 3843 there's no need to install any extra development packages as they are no longer needed. Just

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-06 Thread Pierre Östlund
Hey, On 8/6/07, Joe Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey, Fantastic job Pierre! Thank you :-) One question, though: On 8/6/07, D Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You will need the Thunderbird development files (usually called [mozilla-]thunderbird-dev in most distributions) to build the

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-06 Thread Joe Shaw
Hey, On 8/6/07, Pierre Östlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We explicitly need the Thunderbird development files for this as they are the only one containing the Thunderbird specific files I need. I honestly don't know how the -dev files relate to Thunderbird and how you create a package with

Re: Thunderbird backend project: finished, call for testing

2007-08-06 Thread Pierre Östlund
On 8/6/07, Joe Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: After I sent the original email I just changed mozilla-thunderbird-xpcom in the configure.in to xulrunner-xpcom and things built and ran fine. So I think that the IDL files needed aren't necessarily Thunderbird-specific, they'll work against any