On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 07:09:05PM +0100, Alexander Sack wrote:
> mozilla & its next generation standalone-apps (fbird, tbird) do hold all
> global configuration within their own tree. For debian that would be:
> /usr/lib/mozilla-thunderbird/default/prefs. the prefs folder is linked
> to /etc/mozilla-thunderbird/prefs/. You may edit the entries there to
> change default settings. This will always works. You won't have to force
> it. These settings should not become silently overwritten when upgrading
> the next time. To do something that really works for you is a matter of
> if you know what you are doing & where you wanna get after having done so.
OK, I have this in /etc/mozilla-thunderbird/pref/mailnews.js
pref("ldap_1.number_of_directories", 6);
pref("ldap_1.directory1.description", "Personal Address Book");
pref("ldap_1.directory1.dirType", 2);
pref("ldap_1.directory1.isOffline", false);
pref("ldap_1.directory2.description", "Four11 Directory");
pref("ldap_1.directory2.serverName", "ldap.four11.com");
pref("ldap_1.directory3.description", "InfoSpace Directory");
pref("ldap_1.directory3.serverName", "ldap.infospace.com");
pref("ldap_1.directory4.description", "WhoWhere Directory");
pref("ldap_1.directory4.serverName", "ldap.whowhere.com");
pref("ldap_1.directory5.description", "Bigfoot Directory");
pref("ldap_1.directory5.serverName", "ldap.bigfoot.com");
But none of them show up as selections for a ldap server to verify my
addresses. That's not what I'm after, it's just an example. I have a local
ldap server that I want all of my users to have automatically in their fbird
setups.
How come it's not there?
Do I need to re-create my profile?
... Just tried that, and all I get for ldap in my prefs.js is:
user_pref("ldap_2.prefs_migrated", true);
Hey, I could just append the data to each user's prefs.js file, but then
what are the files in /etc for then?
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