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sayhello_to_the_world 05-22-2013 05:11 AM

tbird with enigmail & kpgp in the upgrade process from 12.2 to 3
 
hello dear friends

i am pretty new to this site - so dont bear with me if i ask in the wrong forum...



i am running opensuse 12.2 on a lappy.

now i want to upgrade.


note; i have some important things on the lappy.

Thunderbird enigmail with kpgp

- approx 10 GBite E-mails.


well do i need to do someting special in order to make all upgrade processes safe.
note i do not want to loose the mails or the passwords or something elese


qestion: how to safe all the data

is there a special way to safe tbird (with enigmail ) in a single step!?


And after this was done: how to upgrade opensuse 12.2 to 12.3


online with zypper dub
or offline with the dvd - note i allready have one


love to hear

Habitual 05-23-2013 10:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sayhello_to_the_world (Post 4956407)
is there a special way to safe tbird (with enigmail ) in a single step!?

in your /home/$user directory there should be a .mozilla directory.
Copy it. all of it to /some/other/place

You can use your File Manager (most will show hidden stuff on Ctrl+[hH])

I use enigmail 1.1.2 with tbird 3.1.9 and I won't upgrade because some other plugin I favor (Firetray 0.3.2) doesn't like it when I upgrade.
I got to have a "message count" indicator in my Notification Area when tbird is minimized and Firetray provides that.

With a backup of ~/.mozilla somewhere, you are "safe" to experiment with Upgrades or Updates to the system, this should also include Thunderbird upgrades with a Version bump.

Every enigmail ever produced

Good Luck.

John VV 05-23-2013 02:39 PM

Quote:

You can use your File Manager (most will show hidden stuff on Ctrl+[hH])
however in KDE on opensuse 12 it is < control > + < . >


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