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Thunderbird 31.6
Eirik Romstad:
@Dave: thanks for tips and comments. For private email (Gmail) I send via SMTP, for my work account (Microsoft) I send via the SMPT server provided by my workplace for non-win users. In the saved passwords (under Options/Security) it appears that new passwords are not changed. I deleted the old smpt user for sending from Gmail, but it still did not ask me to use password manager to store the password when I just sent an email I am hence a bit doubtful if going the profile manager route will solve the problem. And by the way, for incoming emails it works (and passwords are updated).
Eirik Romstad:
@Dave: after reading some of the links you provided, I have also renamed the files key3.db and signons.sqlite (closed TB, did the change and restarted) as this is where passwords and signons apparently are stored. Result:
* When checking for incoming email, the password manager emerged for both accounts and I entered the passwords again. The passwords were properly stored
* When sending (from either account) I was asked to enter passwords and sending worked. However, for the smpt-servers the passwords were not stored. (closing TB and starting it up again, and I was asked to reenter passwords for sending, but not for receiving)These results suggest that there is something wrong in the way TB treats passwords, and that making a new profile may not work either. This is not a large problem, but as always, it is nice when a system is working 100% the way it should.
Greggory Shaw:
Hi Dave,
When installing latest Lighting in TB 31.8 or SM I get an error '... can modified file ...' ?
Any thoughts ?
Thanks,
Greggory
Dave Yeo:
@Eirek, the problem is that the profiles are somewhat fragile and that Firefox is moving so fast that the volunteer efforts such as TB and SM are having a hard time keeping up.
As I mentioned earlier, you could try saving the passwords with an older version. Might have to delete key.db and signons.sqlite again. There were cases in some of the articles where only a new profile cured the problem
@Greggory, this is usually a DLL conflict. Jan-Erik posted a script to fix in the Firefox 31.8.0 thread (untested here) or make sure that you don't have multiple libc06*.dlls installed.
Greggory Shaw:
--- Quote from: Dave Yeo on August 12, 2015, 05:02:41 am ---
@Greggory, this is usually a DLL conflict. Jan-Erik posted a script to fix in the Firefox 31.8.0 thread (untested here) or make sure that you don't have multiple libc06*.dlls installed.
--- End quote ---
Thanks Dave for the hard work !
I'm using 2.2 and uninstalled the libc & gcc wpi files (using yum) and works now !
One question though, do you know what klibccfg.dll is, it's in the Warpin database ?
Greggory
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