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 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.
Is there a way in Thunderbird to mount a drive or is there somewhere
else in Gnome to have a default network location that apps like
thunderbird use for their places to save?
(Using Centos)
Thanks,
Ben
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