Christopher Jahn wrote:
> And it came to pass that Bestia wrote:
>
>
>>I am running Mozilla 8 - version details taken from the
>>"About" windows are: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux 2.2.16-22lc
>>i686; en-US; 0.8) Gecko/20010217
OK, I've changed the pathnames for the Linux equivalents.
> Mozilla mail is still a rough beta, and is not ready for use as
> a primary mail/news client. It is not yet fully featured, and
> there are many bugs.
>
> But to get Netscape messages into it, copy the mail files
> directly over with Netscape closed. Mail folders have NO
> extensions, and are found in generally in
> NETSCAPE/USERS/[USERID]/MAIL
In Linux these can be found in ~/nsmail
(where ~ is your home directory)
> Copy them into the Mozilla directory, which is usually:
> windows/application data/mozilla/*.slt/USERS50/[USERID]/mail
Note the *.slt (the salt) comes after the userid and this path varies
depending on what version of windows you're using e.g. on win2k it'll be:
c:\Documents and Settings\[USERNAME]\Application Data\Mozilla\... etc
and machines that store user settings on the server will differ from that :)
>
In Linux this is
~/.mozilla/[userid]/[salt]/Mail/[servername]
[userid] is usually default and [salt] is some random selection of text
with the .slt extension. cd into each directory at a time and all will
become apparent.
