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can't call my profile

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medianet
medianet
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Hi, after creating a profile under tb 68.10.0 I had to use my profile on a server with tb 68.12.0 after returning to the workstation tried to open tb again, but tells me my profile was changed and wants to create a new one. Don't wanna do this . Want to go back to the original profile and keep on working with it. Tried to choose via ProfileManager, now both profiles don't start on both versions.  :-(

What infos do U need and what to do? regards jori gel

Hi, after creating a profile under tb 68.10.0 I had to use my profile on a server with tb 68.12.0 after returning to the workstation tried to open tb again, but tells me my profile was changed and wants to create a new one. Don't wanna do this . Want to go back to the original profile and keep on working with it. Tried to choose via ProfileManager, now both profiles don't start on both versions. :-( What infos do U need and what to do? regards jori gel

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cor-el
cor-el
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Is your question about Thunderbird ?

If this is the case then we can move the thread to Thunderbird support.

You can try to rename/remove compatibility.ini in the profile folder to see if that allows to use the profile.

sfhowes
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The problem is in opening a profile that has been opened in a newer version of TB, but now with an older version.

Launch Profile Manager from the command line (terminal), but add --allow-downgrade

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_manager#Linux