Profile from Thunderbird ver 91.xx from Ubuntu 22.04 cannot be imported into Thunderbird ver 102.15.0
Profile from Thunderbird ver 91.xx from Ubuntu 22.04 cannot be imported into Thunderbird ver 102.15.0 bundled with Ubuntu 23.04. I have several copies of the pre-existing default profile.
Saved profiles are on thumbdrives formatted with linux Ext3/ext4 file system.
I have not successfully imported the profile from Tbird v91.xx to the new install of Tbird v102.15.
I have tried with the profile manager, opened from the command line with Thunderbird closed.
I have also simply copied the profile folder and renamed to existing default profile in new OS install that included Tbird v102.15.0.
I am thinking that if I installed a previous version of Tbird, my old profile might live again, but I have not found earlier versions of Thunderbird on the download page. I have a bunch of data in the old profile I would like to keep.
Any suggestions?
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Bang Zoom Whoosh! I fingered it out -
Should anyone else find themselves in this situation;
The profile in Thunderbird v102.15.0 has a slightly different name than what I found in the previous version (v91.xx - I think). The dot Thunderbird directory ( Home/.thunderbird) contains two dirs that look like profile dirs.
- xxxxxxxx.default
- xxxxxxxx.default-release
The profile dir I copied from the previous Thunderbird version is named like the first example. The profile dir that seems to be active in Thunderbird v102.15.0 is the second.
When I renamed the existing xxxxxxxx.default-release to xxxxxxxx.default-release_renamed, and then renamed my copied previous profile to xxxxxxxx.default-release,
I got all misty seeing all my data come back to life.
Hope this helps.
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Bang Zoom Whoosh! I fingered it out -
Should anyone else find themselves in this situation;
The profile in Thunderbird v102.15.0 has a slightly different name than what I found in the previous version (v91.xx - I think). The dot Thunderbird directory ( Home/.thunderbird) contains two dirs that look like profile dirs.
- xxxxxxxx.default
- xxxxxxxx.default-release
The profile dir I copied from the previous Thunderbird version is named like the first example. The profile dir that seems to be active in Thunderbird v102.15.0 is the second.
When I renamed the existing xxxxxxxx.default-release to xxxxxxxx.default-release_renamed, and then renamed my copied previous profile to xxxxxxxx.default-release,
I got all misty seeing all my data come back to life.
Hope this helps.