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12-01-2016 7:10 PM
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My Thunderbird account was recently uninstalled by accident. I have re-installed it using all the previous data, which worked faultlessly for many years. Now I cannot send/receive messages.
I have spoken to Plusnet tech staff, who claim all is well with my account/username/password. I have checked my security system, as well as my knowledge will allow, and there does not appear to be a problem.
I can log in to Plusnetw ebmail with no troulble and receive/send.
Mozilla have not been approached, as I cannot find a way to e-mail/talk to anyone.
Can anyone of you assist please.?
I have spoken to Plusnet tech staff, who claim all is well with my account/username/password. I have checked my security system, as well as my knowledge will allow, and there does not appear to be a problem.
I can log in to Plusnetw ebmail with no troulble and receive/send.
Mozilla have not been approached, as I cannot find a way to e-mail/talk to anyone.
Can anyone of you assist please.?
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Re: Thunderbird
12-01-2016 7:20 PM
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Usually its a case of having the .thuderbird directory there.
Thats where settings are saved in a random diretory_name.default
At least thats how it is on linux.
Problem is if thunderbird is fired up without that structure - it creates a whole new structure, and uses that. This means it isn't configured ...
Thats where settings are saved in a random diretory_name.default
At least thats how it is on linux.
Problem is if thunderbird is fired up without that structure - it creates a whole new structure, and uses that. This means it isn't configured ...
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Re: Thunderbird
13-01-2016 9:43 AM
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Right click on the account, choose settings, re-enter your account details, including the server details.
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