I'm trying to move from Windows to Linux without downloading all my imap messages again.
What I've tried:
1. Install tbird on Linux, create new profile.
2. Close tbird.
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I'm trying to move from Windows to Linux without downloading all my imap messages again.
What I've tried:
1. Install tbird on Linux, create new profile.
2. Close tbird.
3. Using Linux file manager,
- delete contents of new profile folder
- copy contents of old profile folder into new folder
- delete Compatibility.ini in the copy
4. Open tbird with -p (profile manager)
I've tried twice with different results. The first time at step 4 I started offline. Thunderbird opened will all my previous tabs open, except that all the internet tabs reported connection failure - as expected. Under account settings, both local folders and my gmail account reported the correct (new, linux) path. When I went online and completed the gmail OAuth dialog thunderbird reported an inbox summary folder error, and deleted all the imap mbox files. I closed and restarted tbird- which failed with a crash dump. the terminal window reported successful minidump creation- the file manager showed the minidump file at zero size.
I repeated the process (recreating the original unmodified profile). This time at step 4 I started online, and tbird never opened- it generated the crash dump immediately.
Two questions:
1. Is it possible to transfer an imap profile and avoid re-downloading all the old messages?
2. What am I doing wrong that I'm getting the crash dumps?
Windows:
[Compatibility]
LastVersion=147.0_20260108190847/20260108190847
LastOSABI=WINNT_x86_64-msvc
LastPlatformDir=C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird
LastAppDir=C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird
Linux:
[Compatibility]
LastVersion=140.12.1_20260628021646/20260628021646
LastOSABI=Linux_x86_64-gcc3
LastPlatformDir=/initrd/mnt/dev_save/Thunderbird-portable64/thunderbird64
LastAppDir=/initrd/mnt/dev_save/Thunderbird-portable64/thunderbird64