I've already exported all Netscape data toĭBase, combined it with another database, and cleaned it up. (The relatedĪddress Book import issue is far less serious: I'm quite willing and able toĮxport/import those data manually. So I feel (and probably am) completely blocked from using Mozilla. This without messing up my Netscape settings.) But I can't get my email at all. Or it might have already saved my usual settings - I don't know how to test (Mozilla might be reading my configuration files, My memory of how bad this bug isįor an initial setup (many months ago) has faded, but I never got Mozilla set upĬorrectly the first time, and ever since then Mozilla will not even look for my Someone who is stumped by it the first time. It seems that it becomes gravely worse for Still lingering on this particular computer today), but this bug, more thanĪnything, has kept me from using it. I've been trying to use Mozilla since long before 0.9.6 (that was the version I think this is possible because the mailįormat database is frozen and wont be changed right?
Profile on december 3rd, and get 10 mails dated the same day, an "smart import" Mail files, meaning if i have an export dated december 1st, and i run a new Of course, we could make this a lot smarter (and harder :) We could concatenate One ui listing under "import" and some cases to handle the copying process in This is very trivial to implement, i dont know why this hasn't been done yet. then risking if the user imports a wrong file.
We would need to uncompress these files and then copy the results to theįolders. etcĮtc you get the idea, so we would need to do stuff to handle these cases To have the zip command, or windows users to have winzip to read tars. Mac?) I know linux can read zips, etc, but then we would require unix people File formats to support (tars for unix, zips for windows, weird stuff for We could export to a compressed file format but: Feel free toįlame me directly at - as long as you also enlighten me. If there is already a way to do it, I apologize for my ignorance. The user to convert 4.x data to Mozilla compatible data after the initial install. This seems rather silly when obviously somewhere Mozilla has the code to convertĮverything over because it does it when first installed.Įither the Import Utility or the Profile Manager (preferrably both) should allow Will detect and convert the profile automatically. His only option is to uninstall Netscape and reinstall with the hope that it Now that his profile data has been copied back to the hard drive, it seems like Netscape 6.1 did not detect his old 4.x profile because he had not yet restored Netscape 4.x before, when he reinstalled, he loaded Netscape 6.1 instead. So that the OS and all apps had to be reinstalled. Scenario : My dad's computer got hit by some virus/worm that wiped out Windows Is there any kind of workaround for this bug?
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