How can I recover Yahoo mail downloaded with thunderbird?
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How can I recover Yahoo mail downloaded with thunderbird?
I installed thunderbird, configured my Yahoo account, and it got all my messages from the inbox, but erased them all from there. Now I want to upload them, but I don't know how, I mean, take them back to the inbox.
One more thing: I'm using it in Windows, more exactly, in a usb, Mozilla Thunderbird Portable Edition.
the program took all the messages and removed them from the server, and i didn't find how to avoid it. i have them in the inbox of the program, but i want them back to the server.
and i made the question because if there is people who knows how to use thunderbird, is the linux community.
but if i shouldn't, ok. if it must be deleted, ok, i'll ask somewhere else. and i'm sorry if i broke the rules.
anyway, thank you.
damn! oh, damn! I found it, you have to create your account (POP or IMAP) and after configuring it, right-click on the account and select properties, go to server settings and there is the option os "leave messages on server". sorry, i never looked in the properties
now, what you said about IMAP, i found first that pop.mail.yahoo.com is for POP and IMAP, but later i found one as imap.next.mail.yahoo.com
anyway, I used both of them and with the seccond one I got the message of "time out", but i don't know if this means it's the right server.
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