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When I run this program, it goes to verifying inbox and bug.
I would like to uninstall it and then reinstall it if it is possible this way to overpass this situation.
I have actually 26.000 messages in my inbox, I can still access to them through the web browser.
OK
I mv ~/.thunderbird to ~./thunderbird.old
I reinstalled thunderbird.
And I have now a new mail client clean and ready to work.
Don't know what happened with the older one but my problem is solved.
I just have to download again the 26.000 messages from my gmail account.
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Big Problem with Thunderbird
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Very New Thunderbird
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