Re: Mozilla profile

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> Message: 1 Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2018 09:04:21 +0200 From: Christer Jacobsson
> <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Seamonkey
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> She's resending this msg because She haven't gotten any answer to Her  question on
> how a new profile living under r:\mozilla.org shall look  regarding subdirs and
> compatible with future upgrades of SMPmW118 to the  latest version of SM.
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> As the new moz and sm profiles should go to the r: partition, perhaps it would be
> best creating a standard dir tree with the mozilla.org at the top directory. So what
> subdirs should be created 'by hand' under r:\mozilla.org, minding that after this
> box contents are transfered to a new box, either via File and Print Services or by a
> backup/restore program that a total system backup is done to an 64Gib USB stick and
> after defining the stick in the new box, use the same backup/restore program to do a
> total restore, then all the partitions will hold the current contents for the
> various partition. Naturally a fresh eCs will be installed first :-) On another

-P <profile>        Start with <profile>
-ProfileManager     Start with profile manager

 SET MOZILLA_HOME=F:\INTERNET\MOZ

 In OS/2 have above line in config.sys, choose your path. Then from command line do as
example: firefox.exe -ProfileManager. Create new profile.

 Next create program object with path:\firefox.exe
Parameter: -P FF10 use your profile name instead of FF10

 All necessary directories will be created. You do not need any manual creation.

In Windoze may need to specify path to profile in Parameters: -P path\FF10

 All profile info will be below the moz_home tree which can be copied.

        Cal