SLUG,
This morning I have tried to open Thunderbird only to find it won't open. I
click on Thunderbird, and my desktop thinks about it, but somehow won't load up
my default profile.
I have important e-mails that I can't afford to lose. Anyone please?
I am using Xandros Deluxe 3.0 (KDE).
Thank
Hi
I find thunderbird full of promise, but un-usable. This is a general stir to
see if I'm wrong, or if indeed my woes are real
1) I want an icon on the toolbar. When I get spam I want to click the icon,
the current mail is sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for bayes filter learning,
removed
from inbo
OK all you Thunderbird gurus.
I have a number of message which have been exported from an, erm,
lesser email program into a .eml file on an individual basis.
I can open them in Thunderbird by browsing to the relevent folder and
double clicking - however, I want to actually import them back into
t
Greetings
A customer has a requirement for outgoing emails to be "auto-filed" as
they are sent.
The idea is that when the send presses "send", a dialog box pops up and
asks them for a customer number.
The customer number will be embedded in a new header which will then be
used to file a c
Hai
This is my first email on Thunderbird not bad Im pretty impressed
considering its Ver 0.1
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On Wed Nov 23, 2005 at 06:54:03 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>SLUG,
>
>This morning I have tried to open Thunderbird only to find it won't open. I
>click on Thunderbird, and my desktop thinks about it, but somehow won't load up
>my default profile.
>
>I have important e-mails that I can't af
hi
This morning I have tried to open Thunderbird only to find it won't open. I
click on Thunderbird, and my desktop thinks about it, but somehow won't load up
my default profile.
I have important e-mails that I can't afford to lose. Anyone please?
maybe one of there answers helps:
1. check i
Benno,
It feels as though it is running but I can see it anywhere!!! I tried loading up
another profile but the same thing happened.
Dom
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On Wed Nov 23, 2005 at 07:18:23 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Benno,
>
>It feels as though it is running but I can see it anywhere!!! I tried loading
>up
>another profile but the same thing happened.
If you can't find it try doing a ps aux an seeing if there is
a thunderbird process running. T
Gottfried Szing wrote:
hi
This morning I have tried to open Thunderbird only to find it won't
open. I
click on Thunderbird, and my desktop thinks about it, but somehow
won't load up
my default profile.
I have important e-mails that I can't afford to lose. Anyone please?
If ps reports no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have important e-mails that I can't afford to lose. Anyone please?
If it becomes an issue, then backup your mail directory, then try using
communicator on the directory. It might work.
Thunderbird wouldn't import my old communicator mail, but it did just
adopt most o
On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 16:05:30 +1100
Terry Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I have important e-mails that I can't afford to lose. Anyone please?
>
> If it becomes an issue, then backup your mail directory, then try
> using communicator on the directory. It might
On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 09:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> SLUG,
>
> This morning I have tried to open Thunderbird only to find it won't open. I
> click on Thunderbird, and my desktop thinks about it, but somehow won't
> load up my default profile.
>
> I have important e-mails that I can't afford to los
Hi Sridhar,
Thanks for your help I will give this a go!!!
Dom
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 2) I want (bluddy 'ell) ANY biff to say mail has arrived. We run 4 users on
> the console f2, f3, f4, f5. Sounds are useless (someone got mail!)
> and when you walk past the console you want to *see* you've got new mail in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
> I find thunderbird full of promise, but un-usable. This is a general stir to
> see if I'm wrong, or if indeed my woes are real
Wait until you find out that whole directories have been cleansed of
messages. Mutter, mutter, mutter.
Seems to shut down about once a da
Would anybody have a solution to my little problem. I cannot send any attachments lately with thunderbird, it does not matter what type they are or how big the file size is. The progress bar comes up and displays 92% then times out after a short period.I have no trouble uploading and downloading da
Y'all can't do it directly - TBird will import an EML but it won't allow
you to save it into a folder.
You have two options:
1. If you use Outlook Express (shudder) you can drag it and drop it into
OE and then import the message from OE into TBird or
2. https://nic-nac-project.de/~kaosmos/m
On Tue, 2008-02-05 at 20:44 +1100, DaZZa wrote:
> OK all you Thunderbird gurus.
>
> I have a number of message which have been exported from an, erm,
> lesser email program into a .eml file on an individual basis.
>
> I can open them in Thunderbird by browsing to the relevent folder and
> double
Check out
http://nic-nac-project.de/~kaosmos/mboximport-en.html
which is an Impor/EXport Tools script for Thunderbird
Bill
Subject:
Re: [SLUG] Thunderbird question
From:
Sonia Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Tue, 05 Feb 2008 20:41:24 -0600
To:
slug@slug.org.au
To:
slug@slug.org.a
Nigel Allen wrote:
> A customer has a requirement for outgoing emails to be "auto-filed" as
> they are sent.
>
> The idea is that when the send presses "send", a dialog box pops up and
> asks them for a customer number.
>
> The customer number will be embedded in a new header which will then be
A customer has a requirement for outgoing emails to be "auto-filed" as
they are sent.
I'm not sure how you might prompt for a customer number but one idea may be to just use Thunderbirds mail filters to
sort the mail. For example if you had a filter on the "Sent" folder to search the "To: addre
On 28/05/2008 11:53 PM, Michael Still wrote:
Nigel Allen wrote:
A customer has a requirement for outgoing emails to be "auto-filed" as
they are sent.
The idea is that when the send presses "send", a dialog box pops up and
asks them for a customer number.
The customer number will be embed
On 29/05/2008 11:24 AM, Peter Rundle wrote:
A customer has a requirement for outgoing emails to be "auto-filed"
as they are sent.
I'm not sure how you might prompt for a customer number but one idea
may be to just use Thunderbirds mail filters to sort the mail. For
example if you had a filt
Cant you just put filters on the "sent" folder?
Dean
Michael Still wrote:
Nigel Allen wrote:
A customer has a requirement for outgoing emails to be "auto-filed" as
they are sent.
The idea is that when the send presses "send", a dialog box pops up and
asks them for a customer number.
The cus
Hi All,
I'm using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 on Dapper.
On the odd occasion I've had these problems, but
today it's been *all* day.
I cannot send e-mail with more than a few lines -
approx 150 words.
It's as if there is a problem sending e-mail only
as I can upload files, so it's not like I've
wtf is thunderbird?
lol
Thus spake Richard Neal,
> Hai
>
> This is my first email on Thunderbird not bad Im pretty impressed
> considering its Ver 0.1
>
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>
> Richard Neal
>
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Shaun Oliver wrote:
wtf is thunderbird?
lol
Well the Mozilla people have decided to separate the browser and the
email components of Mozilla into lighter standalone applications
Browser = Firebird about 10 meg supports flash and java
Email = Thunderbird 9.4mb
Both work on windows and Linux
Richard Neal wrote:
>
> Shaun Oliver wrote:
>
> >wtf is thunderbird?
> >lol
> >
> Well the Mozilla people have decided to separate the browser and the
> email components of Mozilla into lighter standalone applications
>
> Browser = Firebird about 10 meg supports flash and java
> Email = Thu
Greetings
Running Thunderbird 11.0 on Ubuntu 11.10.
Up until last week everything was running perfectly and I was a happy
little Vegemite.
Suddenly (in that I can't recall doing anything untoward), html emails
have started to look, well, odd!
Specifically, in "Original HTML" mode, many ema
elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi All,
I'm using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 on Dapper.
On the odd occasion I've had these problems, but today it's been *all* day.
I cannot send e-mail with more than a few lines - approx 150 words.
It's as if there is a problem sending e-mail only as I can upload files,
so
Thanks Marghanita.
Update on this.
1. I had no net connection for about 18hrs. When I
was able to call TPG they suggested I change the
'modulation type' setting in my modem (DSL-502T)
from multi-mode to G.dmt.
This fixed the net connection problem.
2. I have a mynetfone VOIP adapter. By
d
Currently noticing a lot of problem with the aus.bicycle usenet group
off news.sydney.pipenetworks.com in Thunderbird.
Regularly downloads complete list of threads again.
Inaccurate count of unread messages.
Duplicate messages (probably congestion related)
Is anyone else seeing same?
Trying to w
Hi There,
It seems that no matter how many spam messages sent via slug I tag, they
still get through. It seems that Thunderbird's bayesian filter considers
all Slug sent mail legitimate primarily, I think, because most of it is.
I'm looking for a solution that:
1. Will run on Open Solaris
May be dumb question, but have you tried the mozilla forums yet?
- Original Message -
From: "Nigel Allen"
To: "Slug"
Sent: Monday, 26 March, 2012 2:52:32 PM
Subject: [SLUG] Thunderbird HTML Rendering
Greetings
Running Thunderbird 11.0 on Ubuntu 11.10.
Any
On 26/03/12 15:12, K L wrote:
May be dumb question, but have you tried the mozilla forums yet?
- Original Message -
From: "Nigel Allen"
To: "Slug"
Sent: Monday, 26 March, 2012 2:52:32 PM
Subject: [SLUG] Thunderbird HTML Rendering
Greetings
Running Thunderbird 11.0 on
My Thunderbird version is 1.5.02. There's a new version out, 1.5.04. I
had my preferences set to be notified of updates, but wasn't notified. I
then used "Check for updates", but it denied there was any update
available. That made me wonder whether there was something wrong with
the site addres
Phil Scarrat wrote:
Details from my updated 1.5.0.4:
app.update.url:
https://aus2.mozilla.org/update/1/%PRODUCT%/%VERSION%/%BUILD_ID%/%BUILD_TARGET%/
%LOCALE%/%CHANNEL%/update.xml
app.update.details: http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/releases/
app.update.manual: http://www.mozilla
Thanks to both Dion and Richard for their replies to my original post.
I'll keep a record of your suggestions and try them when there's an
update to v 1.5.0.4, assuming that my problem with v 1.5.0.2 is repeated.
Thanks again,
Leslie
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On Thu Oct 26, 2006 at 10:54:20 +0930, David Lloyd wrote:
>
>Hi There,
>
>
>It seems that no matter how many spam messages sent via slug I tag, they
>still get through. It seems that Thunderbird's bayesian filter considers
>all Slug sent mail legitimate primarily, I think, because most of it is.
Benno,
I'm looking for a solution that:
1. Will run on Open Solaris ON (Solaris Community Edition)
2. Preferably does not require me to configure an MTA
3. Is not spamassassin
I have had a lot of luck with spambayes + procmail.
I pick up my mail from Adam Internet's POP service using Thund
On Thu Oct 26, 2006 at 11:26:40 +0930, David Lloyd wrote:
>
>Benno,
>
>>>I'm looking for a solution that:
>>>
>>>1. Will run on Open Solaris ON (Solaris Community Edition)
>>>2. Preferably does not require me to configure an MTA
>>>3. Is not spamassassin
>>
>>I have had a lot of luck with spambayes
Benno,
I use fetchmail to retrieve popmail, which lets you use an
abitrary MDA (procmail in my case).
Is that a new feature?
I'm sure it only used to work with "real" MTAs, that is ones that were
mail servers speaking SMTP on a specified port...
DSL
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> > I use fetchmail to retrieve popmail, which lets you use an abitrary MDA
> > (procmail in my case).
>
> Is that a new feature?
>
> I'm sure it only used to work with "real" MTAs, that is ones that were
> mail servers speaking SMTP on a specified port...
Not very new.
poll mail.example.com
On Thu Oct 26, 2006 at 11:42:08 +0930, David Lloyd wrote:
>
>Benno,
>
>>I use fetchmail to retrieve popmail, which lets you use an
>>abitrary MDA (procmail in my case).
>
>Is that a new feature?
I don't think so, I've been using this setup for years. Looking through
the OLDNEWS file for procmail,
Hi all,
I have a NAS box and it is visible in Gnome file browser. I can save
files to it fine.
When I open Thunderbird and have an attachment to save, I'm only able to
save to local folders, rather than the NAS drive.
In thunderbird it has Documents, Music, Videos, etc but no network drive.
Leslie Katz wrote:
My Thunderbird version is 1.5.02. There's a new version out, 1.5.04. I
had my preferences set to be notified of updates, but wasn't notified. I
then used "Check for updates", but it denied there was any update
available. That made me wonder whether there was something wrong w
I found that neither Thunderbird nor firefox would auto update on my
system. Also in my case the help -> check for updates menu choice is
greyed out in both applications. After some experimenting, it seems to
be a permissions issue. If I start either application as the superuser I
can then cho
I have Thunderbird installed on a few machines at work but I have it installed under /home/user_name/Documents
It auto updates fine in this configuration.
I have a feeling Thunderbird doesnt update when under a system directory, because the Mozilla folk don't want to create conflicts with the
How is the NAS box share mounted? Have you considered mounting if via NFS?
On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 6:27 PM, Ben Donohue wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a NAS box and it is visible in Gnome file browser. I can save files
> to it fine.
>
> When I open Thunderbird and have an attachment to save, I'm on
Have you tried the File>Save As>File option? It provides the facility to
save emails and attachments from thunderbird to the file system including
external disks.
Where do the options of Documents, Music, Video etc show up?
Marghanita
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
I have a NAS box and it is vi
rmanent?
Thanks all for your help so far...
Ben
Original Message
Subject:Re: [SLUG] Thunderbird saving attachment to NAS
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 18:53:10 +1100
From: David Lyon
To: Ben Donohue
Well, it depends how it is mounted.
If the drive doesn't
> "Ben" == Ben Donohue writes:
Ben> created a Data folder in my home folder and then as root typed...
Ben> mount -t cifs //10.1.1.200/data/ Data which works in that
Ben> Thunderbird sees it in the save as dialog box, but not after a
Ben> reboot.
Ben> How do I make this permanent?
Add it t
Thanks all,
working now.
Ben
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I agree your VoIP adapter seems to be where the culprit. My knowledge is limited
in this area, but may give you some clues on where to look.
Your adapter may be assigning dedicated bandwidth to your voice calls to ensure
real time quality of service. This is because theoretically data isn't fus
On 25/07/2008, at 4:26 PM, Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
I agree your VoIP adapter seems to be where the culprit. My
knowledge is limited in this area, but may give you some clues on
where to look.
Your adapter may be assigning dedicated bandwidth to your voice
calls to ensure real time qual
Hi Michael,
I would...but I'm not sure exactly what you are
asking me to do!
:)
Sorry for my lack of understanding. Could you
please provide me with a bit more information?
PS. This problem exists on all three machines
(desktop x2 and laptop x1) when the VOIP adapter
is connected.
Rega
On 25/07/2008, at 5:02 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi Michael,
I would...but I'm not sure exactly what you are asking me to do!
:)
Sorry for my lack of understanding. Could you please provide me
with a bit more information?
PS. This problem exists on all three machines (desktop x2 and
l
sorry, another brain fart
it's
ifconfig eth0 mtu 576
but try the pings, see if you can find the maximum size that gets
through.
Well, that's assuming it's an MTU problem.
On 25/07/2008, at 5:10 PM, Michael Chesterton wrote:
On 25/07/2008, at 5:02 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi Michael,
Thanks for that Michael,
What does this exactly do and how to I return it
to the original settings if this creates other
problems?
Is there a way of checking what the current MTU is?
Thanks,
Patrick
Michael Chesterton wrote:
On 25/07/2008, at 5:02 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi Michael,
Yes, should have at least tried to look first :)
Given (as below) the current MTU is 1500 and
you're suggesting changing this to 576, what are
the consequences I should be aware of?
Thanks again,
Patrick
**
ifconfig
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr
00:14:85:C5:91:F4
Okay, so, without the VOIP adapter involved, I get:
ping -s 472 google.com
PING google.com (72.14.207.99) 472(500) bytes of data.
64 bytes from eh-in-f99.google.com (72.14.207.99):
icmp_seq=1 ttl=245 (truncated)
64 bytes from eh-in-f99.google.com (72.14.207.99):
icmp_seq=23 ttl=245 (truncated
On 25/07/2008, at 5:45 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Yes, should have at least tried to look first :)
Given (as below) the current MTU is 1500 and you're suggesting
changing this to 576, what are the consequences I should be aware of?
It's just a temporary change, next reboot will reset it,
On 25/07/2008, at 5:54 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Okay, so, without the VOIP adapter involved, I get:
ping -s 472 google.com
PING google.com (72.14.207.99) 472(500) bytes of data.
64 bytes from eh-in-f99.google.com (72.14.207.99): icmp_seq=1
ttl=245 (truncated)
64 bytes from eh-in-f99.goog
MICHAEL IS THE MAN!
:)
For the more sensitive of our members, please
accept my apologies for the loud noise.
Thanks Michael.
sudo ifconfig eth0 mtu 1464
was the sweet spot. My problem with uploading and
sending large/long e-mails is now resolved.
One last question. How do I fix the MTU s
> One last question. How do I fix the MTU setting so I don't have to reset
> it each time I reboot. For my desktop this is not really a problem - it's
> on 24/7, but I'd rather just have it sorted.
You're using sudo, so I'll assume Ubuntu if that's okay [1]. Just add an mtu
parameter to your /et
On 25/07/2008, at 10:19 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
MICHAEL IS THE MAN!
:)
For the more sensitive of our members, please accept my apologies
for the loud noise.
Thanks Michael.
sudo ifconfig eth0 mtu 1464
was the sweet spot. My problem with uploading and sending large/
long e-mails is n
Now, one last question :))
In the DSL-502T, there is nothing that comments on
MTU *but* there is a option to change the MRU'
which is currently 1492 (when Columbus sailed the
ocean blue)...are these related? Errr, not
Columbus but MTU/MRU
I've had trouble finding if they are the same or
di
On 26/07/2008, at 12:17 PM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Now, one last question :))
In the DSL-502T, there is nothing that comments on MTU *but* there
is a option to change the MRU' which is currently 1492 (when
Columbus sailed the ocean blue)...are these related? Errr, not
Columbus but MTU/MR
On Fri, 2008-07-25 at 17:15 +1000, Michael Chesterton wrote:
> Well, that's assuming it's an MTU problem.
oh the hours I have lost trouble shooting VPN problems caused by
transient MTU problems - I knew you were on the money :-)
And don't they also manifest themselves in the weirdest ways like no
Hi all,
Using Fed Core 3 (KDE 3.3.0-5 and Konquie 3.3.0-8) with Firefox 1.0.1
and Thunderbird 0.9.
I cannot get Thunderbird to open as the default for Firefox when
clicking on an e-mail like in Ffox. I can easily set it to use Evolution
as the default. I can easily get Thunderbird to generate a
Elliott-Brennan wrote:
I cannot get Thunderbird to open as the default for Firefox when
clicking on an e-mail like in Ffox. I can easily set it to use Evolution
as the default. I can easily get Thunderbird to generate an e-mail when
using Konqeror as the browser, I just can't get Firefox to use
Michael Lake wrote:
Elliott-Brennan wrote:
I cannot get Thunderbird to open as the default for Firefox when
clicking on an e-mail like in Ffox. I can easily set it to use
Evolution as the default. I can easily get Thunderbird to generate an
e-mail when using Konqeror as the browser, I just can't
Hi Mike,
I hadn't thought of 'mailto' as a keyword.
Now, was that easy (to make happen) or what? Thanks enormously for that.
Simple as :)
Elliott-Brennan wrote:
I cannot get Thunderbird to open as the default for Firefox when
clicking on an e-mail like in Ffox. I can easily set it to use
Evolut
I cannot get Thunderbird to open as the default for Firefox when
clicking on an e-mail like in Ffox.
Sorry that I don't have the solution but it might cheer you to know that I'm
running firefox 1.0 and thuderbird 1.0 on a non-gnome login (enlightenment) and
it works fine for me. All I did was
Peter Rundle wrote:
My only gripe is that prior to this, in mozilla 1.6... you could right
click on a link in the e-mail browser and open the page in a new tab,
where as thunderbird doesn't appear to support this, it opens it in
the active tab replacing the page of interest you might have open (
Is this what you are looking for?
http://mozex.mozdev.org/
David x22707
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In FireFox, under Options -> Advanced -> Tabbed Browsing there is the
option "Open links from other applications in:" and you can select "a
new tab in the most recent window".
Thanks :-) That's great.
(of course I could now gripe about how under the old mozilla I could decide at
the time whether
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