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Alexander Sack a écrit : | | | Louis-Philippe Savoie wrote: | |> |> Anyway, it's a weird bug, but can be a showstopper for many people - I |> hope I've been clear enough in my report | | | Please tell me a way to reproduce this. at best starting with a user | that has _no_ .mozilla-thunderbird directory and there is _no_ | mozilla-thunderbird on the box. (e.g. apt-get remove --purge | mozilla-thunderbird before starting) | | I just tried apt-get install mozilla-thunderbird-enigmail | ... | | started it with a user that has no ~/.mozilla-thunderbird directory. | | created my mail account and _could_ used enigmail successfully. | | So what's different on your side? |
Well, I guess I did have remains of an old install lying around - your suggested procedure worked fine. Maybe it would be good to put a warning message, either through debconf on install time or (if that's possible) on Thunderbird's first boot ? Anyway, sorry for wasting your time
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