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[Fixed] GPG paths with 2nd, 3rd profiles

Submitted by erasmo52 on August 6, 2012 - 10:10am

Can somebody tell me why portable GPG memorize created keys in the C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\gnupg directory
and not in the ThunderbirdPortable profile directory?
How it is possible to fix it?
I am working with Thunderbird 14.0 and GPGPortable 1.4.12 and Enigmail 1.4.3
Thanks to everybody
Erasmo

Thunderbird "Edit as new"

Submitted by kermik on August 1, 2012 - 2:37am

Scenario:
I have a longish email that I've already sent to a long list of recipients, it's now in my Sent folder. Now I want to resend it to another group of recipients, so I use the "Edit as new" function. However, and this is the point, I cannot find a way of deleting all the "old" recipients before inserting the "new" ones - like Ctrl+A in Windows and then delete them all in one go.

Inbox deleted (TBP on DropBox)

Submitted by HellG on July 25, 2012 - 6:00am

I have TBPortable installed in my cloud Dropbox folder. Sometimes the inbox of an account is DELETED, and i lose all my mail. This happens not so often, but it is anyhow annoying.

When this happen, the 'Inbox' File of the corrupted profile becomes 0kb and the TB inbox folder of that profile becomes empty.

The last time i had this error has been after receiving the following error while downloading new messages:

'The folder Inbox is full, and can't hold any more messages. To make room for more messages, delete any old or unwanted mail and compact the folder.'

URLs in TB email with latest Firefox version

Submitted by ratcatcher on July 18, 2012 - 5:29pm

I run (and have done for several years through various versions) the standard version of Firefox on two machines with the PortableApps version of Thunderbird on a USB stick which alternates between the two machines.

In both cases the Firefox installation is standard - just the default profile and it's the default browser on each machine.

Prior to last night's upgrade of Firefox, if I had Firefox open on the machine and clicked on a URL in an email in Thunderbird, it would open up a new tab in the existing copy of FF - which is as expected, and as configured.

T'bird/ office proxy/ privacy

Submitted by whisp3r3r on July 7, 2012 - 12:20am

hi.
my office uses a 'proxy' to connect to the internet to keep an eye on what employees browse in the office. this is fine. but what i was wondering was can Thunderbird (used on a pendrive, of course) be used to check personal email without my office being able to see me login to some personal email account, and can they actually read my messages? i mean, T'bird will of course have to connect to the internet through this 'proxy' thing my office uses, right?
thanks.
appreciate your experience on this...

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