On 3/11/24 10:30, Skia wrote:
> Here is how I worked around this:
> * close thunderbird, make sure it's not running in the background
> * `rsync -raxPHAX ~/.thunderbird/ ~/snap/thunderbird/common/.thunderbird/`
> * edit `~/snap/thunderbird/common/.thunderbird/profiles.ini` to make sure the only profile listed here is the one with the data (the biggest folder in `~/snap/thunderbird/common/.thunderbird/`)
> * run thunderbird
>
> So far, everything seems to be in order, including contacts, calendars
> on multiple accounts, sieve filter and message redirect plugins.
>
Unfortunately this has not worked for me.
Before I had also tried moving the whole ~/.thunderbird folder to
~/snap/thunderbird/common/ (which does essentially the same thing as
your rsync)
I just get the error message that you can see in the attached screenshot.
When I move back the empty profile I get what you'd expect: An empty
profile with no settings etc.
On 3/11/24 10:30, Skia wrote: thunderbird/ common/ .thunderbird/ ` thunderbird/ common/ .thunderbird/ profiles. ini` to make sure the only profile listed here is the one with the data (the biggest folder in `~/snap/ thunderbird/ common/ .thunderbird/ `)
> Here is how I worked around this:
> * close thunderbird, make sure it's not running in the background
> * `rsync -raxPHAX ~/.thunderbird/ ~/snap/
> * edit `~/snap/
> * run thunderbird
>
> So far, everything seems to be in order, including contacts, calendars
> on multiple accounts, sieve filter and message redirect plugins.
>
Unfortunately this has not worked for me.
Before I had also tried moving the whole ~/.thunderbird folder to thunderbird/ common/ (which does essentially the same thing as
~/snap/
your rsync)
I just get the error message that you can see in the attached screenshot.
When I move back the empty profile I get what you'd expect: An empty
profile with no settings etc.