No worries, I've embarressed myself a few times forgetting things were hidden
and wondering why I couldn't find them, so it's something that now comes
easily to mind :-)))
John.
On Fri, 14 May 2004 10:30, g2 wrote:
ah yes, ok, that did the trick. Actually I did not know what the . stood
Don't forget Linux is case sensitive so make sure you search on .Mail and not .mail.
Tony.
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ah yes, ok, that did the trick. Actually I did not know what the . stood
for. Thank you for thinnking of the obvious, all set now !
:)
GT
On Thursday 13 May 2004 12:27 am, John Layt wrote:
It should be in your home directory, i.e. /home/yourusername/.Mail
Note that it is a hidden
g2 wrote:
On Sunday 09 May 2004 11:47 pm, g2 wrote:
Hi folks.
Not the bigest problem, but I have gotten myself into a bit of a pickle I
don't know how to get out of. Before I wiped my hard drive to install MD
10.0, I backed up my Mail folder tat contained by KMail data. AFTER
running Kmail
On Tuesday 11 May 2004 11:59 pm, g2 wrote:
On Sunday 09 May 2004 11:47 pm, g2 wrote:
Hi folks.
Not the bigest problem, but I have gotten myself into a bit of a pickle I
don't know how to get out of. Before I wiped my hard drive to install MD
10.0, I backed up my Mail folder tat contained
It should be in your home directory, i.e. /home/yourusername/.Mail
Note that it is a hidden directory due to the . in front of the name, so If
looking for it under Konqi you will need to go to the View menu and turn on
Show Hidden Files.
John.
On Thu, 13 May 2004 14:49, g2 wrote:
On Tuesday
On Sunday 09 May 2004 11:47 pm, g2 wrote:
Hi folks.
Not the bigest problem, but I have gotten myself into a bit of a pickle I
don't know how to get out of. Before I wiped my hard drive to install MD
10.0, I backed up my Mail folder tat contained by KMail data. AFTER
running Kmail under MD
Well, a few suggestions. In KMail 3.2, your mail is no longer stored in
~/Mail/, but instead in ~/.Mail/ . On starting the new KMail for the first
time, it looks to see if you have mail ~/Mail/, if so it copies them for you
into ~/.Mail/, if not it creates a new, empty ~/.Mail/ . So what
I can only tell you my experience. I only wiped out the other partitions but
left home alone. When I started KMail for the first time it asked me if I
wanted to move my old directories to the new. I said yes and never saw any of
them again. My be a bug who knows.
Roly
On Tuesday 11 May 2004
