Thunderbird 0.4

[Nick Hudson]

I didnt have to nuke anything with thunderbird as far as I could tell. 
It opened I fetched my mail and sent a test message all fine.  If there
is anything that has to be "nuked" in a users personal directory then
then user has to do that him/herself.  What exact problems occur if you
dont do this?  So far I have seen 0.

Nick


On Mon, 2003-12-08 at 09:28, Chad R. Kittel wrote:
> Nick Hudson wrote:
> > On our version of thunderbird it removes all instances of the old
> > version of thunderbird before installing the new version so there are no
> > conflicts.  As soon as I run some tests on the new version I will update
> > the moonbase.
> 
> Right, I assumed that was the case, but that doesn't solve the personal 
> profile directory issue (~/.thunderbird/chrome needs to be nuked), 
> because I highly doubt lunar would be bold (rude?) enough to start 
> wiping out personal settings in there, which means that each user should 
> do this.  Just forsee issues with people complaining it doesn't work.
> 
> - Chad K.
> 
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