Stuart Morgan said the following: > Why on earth would you assume that we regularly destroy substantial > amounts of user data?
now, now ... calm down ...text replying leaves a lot to be inferred or missed .... and the answer is simple (for me) .. there are two lines of text at the top of the hostperm.1 file. These lines made me believe that since it was auto-generated then don't bother to add to it ... hmmm? makes sense ... I mean, it would be easier to input the user's _extra_ pref's at the end as opposed to writing some code to search/sift though the _previous_ hostperm.1 and extract what _seemingly_ didn't belong there .... could be the user had inadvertently not updated in six weeks ... or had accidentally reinserted an older version of hostperm.1 ... golly ... a nightmare to correctly identify what I had added ... better to write a comment line at the top which says: # Permission File # This is a generated file! Do not edit. Then I won't edit it and, thus, save it with new text therein. which is what I saw at the top ....alas, I edited it anyway. -- Frobozz Macbook Pro 2.16 Core-Duo OS/X 10.4.9 Thunderbird version 2.0.0.0 (20070326) Camino : Version 2007041201 (1.2+) _______________________________________________ Camino mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino
