Re: Profile, xcopy
Christer Jacobsson <[email protected]> Fri, 24 Apr 2020 07:47:41 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.os2 |
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| Organization | GAEA Data |
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[email protected] wrote: > ** Reply to note from [email protected] Thu, 23 Apr 2020 12:00:01 +0000 >> As Salaamm Aleikum! > >> Why She asked this it's because She can't delete toe file attachchments, i.e. tunes which She have sent to a friend, and that's because the old profile >> is sick. But perhaps if She delays the reindexing the Sent folder AFTER it's been placed in the new profile, then these attachments can be deleted >> properly and the Sent folder can then be compacted AND the Inbox can be compacted too in the new profile as there are tons of space in the R: >> (FAT32) partition. >> >> Yes, She will when She have all the info needed for doing it. You remember that She discovered that the info for the news.ecomstation.com DIDN'T >> existed under that dir but under news.ecomstation-1.com which She haven't created - the correct newsservername should be news.ecomstation.com. So >> should She copy the info below the ecomstation-1.com to its correct place BEFORE or AFTER the new profile is created? The ONLY newsserver that >> functions properly here in the old profile is news.mozilla.org, thanks the Great Mother for that! > > The only way to know to do something before or after is to try it. Move files, in does not functions as expected move them back and try another way. > You will have 2 profiles, 1 to experiment with. > If She reindex the old Sent profile, it must be copied to another partition because there's only 38MB space left on the y: partition where the mozilla tree sits. OTOH, if She creates the new profile on r: and move the Sent and Inbox info there, then space will not be an issue as there are about 10Gib free space there. But what in the nine purple hells of Palain does the various nstmp dirs do? Are they necessary or can they be deleted? Yup, the old and sick profile and the spanking new Brekke profile on R: The create .cmd file will have a SETLOCAL statement and a SET MOZILLA_HOME=R: at the top and will invoke the ProfileManager. In another Windowed OS/2 screen the ProfileManager will point to the current and sick profile, then just compare and tick off the settings in the new profile including the two newsgroups, i.e. news.ecomstation.com and news.mozilla.org. Then after the new profile is created, migrate the Adress Book (it's not sick) or can it be moved via a XCOPY statement to the new profile, and if so, which file(s) does the Adress Book use? >>> Get Syncdir from https://88watts.net/software.html, backup the entire directory. >>> She have problems connecting to certain https: sites, but not all. The site for our town library is accesible even with FF 10.0.2 and 17.0.1ESR - can't build FF31 (=lack of space on the y: partition, but when the new profile works, then the old profile can be deleted and the space will probably suffice for the new browser. Must do the install of ff31 in two steps namely using ANPM to install rpm-yum and building FF45 and then build FF31 via yum as it is stated in the installation instructions. It will be slow as hell on this box, but She could get access to for example Wikipedia and Ginza (a company that sells music, both vinyls and CDs and books plus retro stuff). >> >> What's the difference between doing an XCOPY of the Sent folder + it's ..msf file and doing it via the program mentioned above? > > If number of files does not change, xcopy is fine. Syncdir removes unneeded files: synchronize > > Cal > > Just a short question about the WarpIn issue: First She copies the database to a safe location, then She deletes the Warpin program and reinstall it from the self-extracting archive which She obtained from Netlabs. Is that the correct way to go? Cul8er alligator! gaea - feminist & chunkawakan -- /GAIA (Insulin User - 24th Anniversary :-) Ex-wife deceased :-( Team OS/2 e-mail: [email protected] (Primary) Team eCs e-mail: [email protected] (Alternate) Team DRW Dare Refuse Windows Chunkawakan Lakota/Sioux: Horse