Hello
When I upgraded my Kubuntu 20 to 24 recently, I lost Internet access.
So I installed Kubuntu 22 and upgraded to Kubuntu 24 which restored my Internet access.
Conseq… (read more)
Hello
When I upgraded my Kubuntu 20 to 24 recently, I lost Internet access.
So I installed Kubuntu 22 and upgraded to Kubuntu 24 which restored my Internet access.
Consequently I am now trying to restore my emails in Thunderbird from my last backup.
It took me while to realize that relevant Thunderbird profiles.ini wasn't the one in the Home > hidden .thunderbird
Rather the profiles.ini is in Home > snap >thunderbird > common> .thunderbird
That snap fooled me for a while !
So documentation doesn't mention snap, anyway I found it eventually.
Also some documentation mentions profile.ini whereas it is actually profiles.ini ... plural.
Sorry to be niggly.
So now my profiles.ini looks like this:
[Profile1]
Name=default
IsRelative=1
Path=y72gpdv6.default
Default=1
[InstallFDC34C9F024745EB]
Default=3f6mpdvc.default-release
Locked=1
[Profile0]
Name=default-release
IsRelative=1
Path=3f6mpdvc.default-release
[General]
StartWithLastProfile=1
Version=2
I discovered that putting y72gpdv6.default from my backup in the code block at the top like that enables me to see most of my emails when I run Thunderbird.
There are 4 blocks of code. Could you please tell me that the blocks do?
There are 3 defaults, in fact 1 default and 2 default-releases.
What is the purpose of the 2 default-releases?
Should I change them, for example replace them with something from my backup?
Naturally I want to be sure that I have recovered everything.
My original profiles.ini only has 3 blocks of code.
Of course, I considered just replacing the new profiles.ini with the original profiles.ini from my last backup,
BUT the new profiles.ini has 4 blocks of code instead of 3, hence I'm trying to understand how profiles.ini
works.
I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
Ron H