User_pref("", "C:\\Users\\callie\\AppData\\Roaming\\Thunderbird\\Profiles\\fault\\Mail\\Local Folders") ( i have changed the personall stuff with XXX) Here are all the lines related to server. \Mail\Local Folders and Mail\Local Folders-1?ĭo you use add-on for "secondary Local Folders"?ĭo you see your problem with -safe-mode of Tb? > C:\.\TB\Profiles\fault\Mail\Local Folders-2 Where ? = archive, fcc(for Sent mail copy), drafts, stationary(for Templates)
=> .?_folder = Folder selected by you at Copies&Folders => _to_account = accountG (accountG is Global Inbox owner) => = pop3 (none, pop3, imap, nntp, movemali etc. = Mail directory absolute path (=.\Local Folders-2) rel = Mail directory relative path (=.\Local Folders-2) (2) This message may be "warnig on Copies&Folders/Junk setting to hidden account's folder" which is improvements in Tb 24.ĭo you use Global Inbox? If yes, did you correctly set Copies&Folders/Junk setting to non-hidden account's folder?Īccount definitions is correct in your prefs.js? (1) It seems "is NOT suitable for storing messages". \ TB \ Profiles \ fault \ Mail \ Local Folders 2" StartWithLastProfile=1 indicates that the "Don't ask at startup" option is selected.ĭefault=1 refers to the last selected profile.> Het lokale map-pad "C:\.\TB\Profiles\fault\Mail\Local Folders-2" IsRelative=0 refers to a custom profile location such as Path=D:\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\MyProfile
APPDATA MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD PROFILES WINDOWS
IsRelative=1 refers to the expected or "default" folder path that would be relative to the operating system.įor example, Path=Profiles/fault would be C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\faultįor a Firefox profile folder on Windows 7. A profiles.ini file when multiple profiles exist, including an original "default" profile and additional profiles in "custom" locations:.A profiles.ini file for a single profile in the "default" or expected profile location:.Here are two examples of the profiles.ini file contents : For information about adding profiles to the Profile Manager or accessing profiles that are no longer listed, see the articles, Moving your profile folder and Starting your Mozilla application with a specified profile. The Profile Manager will only show the newly-created profile and the old profiles will no longer be listed. If you delete the profiles.ini file, a new default profile will be created the next time you start the application and a new profiles.ini file will be generated that references the new profile. Always make a backup copy before editing the profiles.ini file. Caution: An "already running but is not responding" error can occur as a result of incorrect editing of the "profiles.ini" file ( bug 278860). Since the profiles.ini file is a plain-text file, it can be easily opened, viewed and edited, if necessary, with a text editor such as Notepad. SeaMonkey 2.0+: %APPDATA%\Mozilla\SeaMonkey.On Windows: You can use "Start -> Run" or press + to open the Run box, then type in one of the following and click "OK" to quickly open the appropriate folder: The profiles.ini file is located inside the "Firefox" "Thunderbird" or "SeaMonkey" folder in the profile folder path for each application (see Show hidden files and folders). Whenever you use the Profile Manager to create, rename or delete a profile in these applications, the changes are reflected in the profiles.ini file. The profiles.ini file contains information used to keep track of profiles in Firefox, Thunderbird, and SeaMonkey (2.0 and above). It appears incorrectly here due to technical limitations in the wiki software.
The correct title of this article is profiles.ini file.
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