Lost path to inbox (imap)
 

Hi!

Yesterday after a TB-update, my inbox was shown empty.
My inbox mailbox file is located in /home/user. But now TB uses /var/mail.
I think, there is something wrong with the imap namespace.

How to fix this?

Lost path to inbox (imap)
 

Tim Ritberg wrote:
Hi!

Yesterday after a TB-update, my inbox was shown empty.
My inbox mailbox file is located in /home/user. But now TB uses /var/mail.
I think, there is something wrong with the imap namespace.

How to fix this?

Right-click the account name, click Properties, go to Server settings,
change the path to Local folders.

Or, drag a copy of your Inbox from /home/user to where TB thinks it
should be.

My /var/mail is empty, all mail is in a subfolder of
/home/user/.mozilla-thunderbird/...


This group is for people who used to use AMD Thunderbird processors in
their computers once-upon-a-time. The TB group you want is on Mozilla's
own news server, I forget the name at the moment. If you come back here
again, we'll be real mad.

Lost path to inbox (imap)
 

Am 10.08.2010 00:10, schrieb Beryl:
Tim Ritberg wrote:
Hi!

Yesterday after a TB-update, my inbox was shown empty.
My inbox mailbox file is located in /home/user. But now TB uses
/var/mail.
I think, there is something wrong with the imap namespace.

How to fix this?

Right-click the account name, click Properties, go to Server settings,
change the path to Local folders.

Or, drag a copy of your Inbox from /home/user to where TB thinks it
should be.

My /var/mail is empty, all mail is in a subfolder of
/home/user/.mozilla-thunderbird/...


This group is for people who used to use AMD Thunderbird processors in
their computers once-upon-a-time. The TB group you want is on Mozilla's
own news server, I forget the name at the moment. If you come back here
again, we'll be real mad.


Oops I see, wrong group :-)

Lost path to inbox (imap)
 

Tim Ritberg wrote:
Am 10.08.2010 00:10, schrieb Beryl:
Tim Ritberg wrote:
Hi!

Yesterday after a TB-update, my inbox was shown empty.
My inbox mailbox file is located in /home/user. But now TB uses
/var/mail.
I think, there is something wrong with the imap namespace.

How to fix this?
Right-click the account name, click Properties, go to Server settings,
change the path to Local folders.

Or, drag a copy of your Inbox from /home/user to where TB thinks it
should be.

My /var/mail is empty, all mail is in a subfolder of
/home/user/.mozilla-thunderbird/...


This group is for people who used to use AMD Thunderbird processors in
their computers once-upon-a-time. The TB group you want is on Mozilla's
own news server, I forget the name at the moment. If you come back here
again, we'll be real mad.


Oops I see, wrong group :-)

It's mozilla.support.thunderbird, server name is news.mozilla.org

news://news.mozilla.org/mozilla.support.thunderbird might be a clickable
link that gets you there, if I didn't mess it up.

Lost path to inbox (imap)
 

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