Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread _\/_ Luctur _\/_

Hello again,

I've just found an annoying issue with SM 2.0pre.

Here the details: I've chosen Ixquick over a https connection as my 
default search engine.


Ixquick provides a .spec file that works with the normal Firefox and SM 
specifications so that I can change the default search engine via the 
GUI drop down list box. So far, so good.


However, if I use the location bar as searching bar by imputing the 
words I looking for, I still have Google as default search engine 
because this feature is pointing to keywords.URL rather than to 
browser.search.defaulturl in about:config.


So far, I can change keyword.URL only by hand in about:config. Am I 
wrong or is it really so?


If there is any other GUI option, does it worth to file a RFE?
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Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread Martin Freitag
_\/_ Luctur _\/_ schrieb:
 Hello again,
 
 I've just found an annoying issue with SM 2.0pre.
 
 Here the details: I've chosen Ixquick over a https connection as my
 default search engine.
 
 Ixquick provides a .spec file that works with the normal Firefox and SM
 specifications so that I can change the default search engine via the
 GUI drop down list box. So far, so good.
 
 However, if I use the location bar as searching bar by imputing the
 words I looking for, I still have Google as default search engine
 because this feature is pointing to keywords.URL rather than to
 browser.search.defaulturl in about:config.
 
 So far, I can change keyword.URL only by hand in about:config. Am I
 wrong or is it really so?
 
 If there is any other GUI option, does it worth to file a RFE?

afaik there is no such option in the GUI.
Also see:
http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey/browse_thread/thread/b5d5069a726c4fe5/30f9694e94ae07bb?hl=deie=UTF-8oe=utf-8q=keywords.+group:mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey#30f9694e94ae07bb

If there's no such bug yet, feel free to file one.
regards

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Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread _\/_ Luctur _\/_

Martin Freitag wrote:

afaik there is no such option in the GUI.
Also see:
http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey/browse_thread/thread/b5d5069a726c4fe5/30f9694e94ae07bb?hl=deie=UTF-8oe=utf-8q=keywords.+group:mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey#30f9694e94ae07bb

If there's no such bug yet, feel free to file one.


Indeed, there's alredy an RFE:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441882

More comments or votes may help to speed things up, perhaps.
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Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread _\/_ Luctur _\/_

Robert Kaiser wrote:

More comments or votes may help to speed things up, perhaps.


No, they don't, nowhere in Bugzilla. Only a patch does.


Well, OK. However a bug fixed on popular acclamation doesn't sound so bad.

Just kidding, OK? :-)
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Getting Rid of Files Shown in Name pane - 1.17

2009-08-21 Thread Arnie Goetchius

On my Dell Latitude, I have the following situation:

Under the Name pane where I see Inbox, Sent, Newsgroups, etc, I also see 
the following list of files which appear to be a part of the Seamonkey 
installation:


+ Chrome
+ Components
+ Defaults
   |
   |
   |
+ Setup.GRE
+ Uninstall

Can I delete all of these or are they functional? If functional, is 
there a way to hide them?


This only occurs on my Dell Latitude Laptop(s), not on my Desktop computers.
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Re: Getting Rid of Files Shown in Name pane - 1.17

2009-08-21 Thread Mark Hansen
On 08/21/09 06:51, Arnie Goetchius wrote:
 On my Dell Latitude, I have the following situation:
 
 Under the Name pane where I see Inbox, Sent, Newsgroups, etc, I also see 
 the following list of files which appear to be a part of the Seamonkey 
 installation:
 
 + Chrome
 + Components
 + Defaults
 |
 |
 |
 + Setup.GRE
 + Uninstall
 
 Can I delete all of these or are they functional? If functional, is 
 there a way to hide them?
 
 This only occurs on my Dell Latitude Laptop(s), not on my Desktop computers.

H. I've never seen these in my folder panes over the years. I
have to wonder if your profile is corrupted somehow. Can you create
a new test profile and see if it happens there?

Note that if you set up an e-mail account to your current service,
you'll probably want to instruct it to not download any messages,
since this is not your live profile.
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Re: Odd helper apps behavior after reinstall

2009-08-21 Thread Dick Baker
David E. Ross nob...@nowhere.not wrote in
news:n7mdnrbp0qthphhxnz2dnuvz_o2dn...@mozilla.org: 

 On 8/19/2009 5:17 PM, Dick Baker wrote:
 In rebuilding after C: drive crash (FYI: three times in 25 year ain't
 bad, I suppose, twice caused by misbehaving software, once by
 lightning strike), SM 1.1.17 (Win XP) is misbehaving, in that it
 insists on opening online WAV and MP3 audio files and mpg/mpeg video
 files internally, rather than using Windows Media Player, which is
 my default app for all video  audio files.
 
 Before the rebuild, it properly invoked WMP for those filetypes, as
 does the same version of SM on my similarly set-up notebook computer.
 
 Why the difference?  My notebook shows those three file types in
 helper apps with the selection open it using the default
 application (which is WMP), but if I try to install them in the new
 PC install in helper apps, I get Warning: SM can handle this type
 internally...  
 
 The MozillaZine Knowledge Base says (or at least implies), that only
 very basic filetypes (standard web graphics formats and text files)
 are handled inernally [discussing adding new MIME types in Helper
 Apps]:  
The actions you add will not affect MIME types that are handled 
 internally, which include certain MIME types such as image/jpeg or 
 text/plain [3] and all MIME types that are handled by plugins [4].
 Before adding a new action for such MIME types, a Warning dialog
 similar to the following will be displayed:  [the warning about
 handling this type internally].
 
 Any suggestions on how I can force SM to use WMP for those
 audio/video file types?
 
 In some cases, this is not a browser issue.  Instead, it relates to
 the sequence in which the applications were installed.
 
 For example, I have both Acrobat (the writer) and Adobe Reader
 installed.  For a long time, PDF files on the Web would open in the
 writer and not the reader.  In setting up a replacement PC, I
 installed Acrobat first and then Adobe Reader.  At that time, the
 versions of SeaMonkey, Acrobat, and Adobe Reader were all the same as
 on the old, replaced PC.  The problem went away.  I experiemented by
 removing Acrobat and Adobe Reader and then reinstalled them,
 installing Adobe Reader first and then Acrobat.  The problem
 reappeared.  I removed just Adobe Reader and then reinstalled it.  The
 problem went away. 
 
 Thus, in many cases, the last application installed is the one used.
 
All true, and I, coincidentally, ran across that same Acrobat/Acrobat 
Reader issue a while back and solved it the same way you did.

BUT that's not the case here.  The only program I installed on the 
rebuilt PC that has claimed the .mp3  .wav  .mpg association is Windows 
Media Player.  I'd really like to fix this SM anomaly, since its internal 
player has no utility--no playback controls and, in the case of .mp3 
files, no display of the standard mp3 tags.


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Re: Getting Rid of Files Shown in Name pane - 1.17

2009-08-21 Thread Arnie Goetchius

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 08/21/09 06:51, Arnie Goetchius wrote:

On my Dell Latitude, I have the following situation:

Under the Name pane where I see Inbox, Sent, Newsgroups, etc, I also see 
the following list of files which appear to be a part of the Seamonkey 
installation:


+ Chrome
+ Components
+ Defaults
|
|
|
+ Setup.GRE
+ Uninstall

Can I delete all of these or are they functional? If functional, is 
there a way to hide them?


This only occurs on my Dell Latitude Laptop(s), not on my Desktop computers.


H. I've never seen these in my folder panes over the years. I
have to wonder if your profile is corrupted somehow. Can you create
a new test profile and see if it happens there?

Note that if you set up an e-mail account to your current service,
you'll probably want to instruct it to not download any messages,
since this is not your live profile.


OK, I set up a Test profile and did not download any messages and it 
works as you would expect, ie. no files listed in the folder pane. I 
plan to delete the default profile and start over.

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Re: Getting Rid of Files Shown in Name pane - 1.17

2009-08-21 Thread Mark Hansen
On 08/21/09 08:38, Arnie Goetchius wrote:
 Mark Hansen wrote:
 On 08/21/09 06:51, Arnie Goetchius wrote:
 On my Dell Latitude, I have the following situation:

 Under the Name pane where I see Inbox, Sent, Newsgroups, etc, I also see 
 the following list of files which appear to be a part of the Seamonkey 
 installation:

 + Chrome
 + Components
 + Defaults
 |
 |
 |
 + Setup.GRE
 + Uninstall

 Can I delete all of these or are they functional? If functional, is 
 there a way to hide them?

 This only occurs on my Dell Latitude Laptop(s), not on my Desktop computers.
 
 H. I've never seen these in my folder panes over the years. I
 have to wonder if your profile is corrupted somehow. Can you create
 a new test profile and see if it happens there?
 
 Note that if you set up an e-mail account to your current service,
 you'll probably want to instruct it to not download any messages,
 since this is not your live profile.
 
 OK, I set up a Test profile and did not download any messages and it 
 works as you would expect, ie. no files listed in the folder pane. I 
 plan to delete the default profile and start over.

You can copy of lot of your information from your original profile to
the new one, so you don't have to lose everything. There are HowTo
articles available that explain how to do this, but I don't remember
where they are. Perhaps another kind sole will offer up a link or
two?

Best Regards,
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Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread Robert Kaiser

_\/_ Luctur _\/_ wrote:

Robert Kaiser wrote:

More comments or votes may help to speed things up, perhaps.


No, they don't, nowhere in Bugzilla. Only a patch does.


Well, OK. However a bug fixed on popular acclamation doesn't sound so
bad.


Hehe :)

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Re: Mailbox is at 98% of quota

2009-08-21 Thread Chuck Mryglot

Stéphane Grégoire wrote:

Salut,

Chuck Mryglot a tapoté, le 18/08/2009 21:54 :

Is there some maximum that Seamonkey sets or expects?


The quota is on your mail server.

You can say to Seamonkey to delete the messages after some days, I
usually use 15 days.




Well
I monkeyed (pun intended) around with these settings and the 98% alert 
keeps showing up. I checked on the server and have no mail there.
One interesting thing is that when I change the delete mail messages 
selections is that it deleted the mail on my laptopso I spent the 
afternoon retrieving old mail from backup.


Would appreciate any further advice.

thanks
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Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread NoOp
On 08/21/2009 01:07 AM, _\/_ Luctur _\/_ wrote:
 Hello again,
 
 I've just found an annoying issue with SM 2.0pre.
 
 Here the details: I've chosen Ixquick over a https connection as my 
 default search engine.
 
 Ixquick provides a .spec file that works with the normal Firefox and SM 
 specifications so that I can change the default search engine via the 
 GUI drop down list box. So far, so good.
 
 However, if I use the location bar as searching bar by imputing the 
 words I looking for, I still have Google as default search engine 
 because this feature is pointing to keywords.URL rather than to 
 browser.search.defaulturl in about:config.
 
 So far, I can change keyword.URL only by hand in about:config. Am I 
 wrong or is it really so?
 
 If there is any other GUI option, does it worth to file a RFE?

Works for me: 2.0b1 linux. Place the ixquick_seamon_en.src in the
/seamonkey/searchplugins folder. Note: I see you are using windows, so
your searchplugins folder will be in your 'Programs' directory where
seamonkey is installed.
Then: Edit|Preferences|Browser|Internet Search|Search using: lxquick
HTTPS - OK. Then in the URL bar enter: seamonkey
Search starts  url bar changes to:
http://ixquick.com/do/metasearch.pl?query=seamonkeycat=webpl=fflanguage=english
I get:
43 unique top-ten pages selected from at least 136,999,162 matching
results

I've made no modifications in 'about:config'.
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Re: Getting Rid of Files Shown in Name pane - 1.17

2009-08-21 Thread Smiles

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 08/21/09 08:38, Arnie Goetchius wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 08/21/09 06:51, Arnie Goetchius wrote:

On my Dell Latitude, I have the following situation:

Under the Name pane where I see Inbox, Sent, Newsgroups, etc, I also see 
the following list of files which appear to be a part of the Seamonkey 
installation:


+ Chrome
+ Components
+ Defaults
|
|
|
+ Setup.GRE
+ Uninstall

Can I delete all of these or are they functional? If functional, is 
there a way to hide them?


This only occurs on my Dell Latitude Laptop(s), not on my Desktop computers.

H. I've never seen these in my folder panes over the years. I
have to wonder if your profile is corrupted somehow. Can you create
a new test profile and see if it happens there?

Note that if you set up an e-mail account to your current service,
you'll probably want to instruct it to not download any messages,
since this is not your live profile.
OK, I set up a Test profile and did not download any messages and it 
works as you would expect, ie. no files listed in the folder pane. I 
plan to delete the default profile and start over.


You can copy of lot of your information from your original profile to
the new one, so you don't have to lose everything. There are HowTo
articles available that explain how to do this, but I don't remember
where they are. Perhaps another kind sole will offer up a link or
two?

Best Regards,
I have seen this in a corrupt profile with seamonkey closed I just 
delete the items from the profile folder.

why it happened to you I do not know but my backup utility did it for me
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Re: Mailbox is at 98% of quota

2009-08-21 Thread Mark Hansen
On 08/21/09 12:15, Chuck Mryglot wrote:
 Stéphane Grégoire wrote:
 Salut,
 
 Chuck Mryglot a tapoté, le 18/08/2009 21:54 :
 Is there some maximum that Seamonkey sets or expects?
 
 The quota is on your mail server.
 
 You can say to Seamonkey to delete the messages after some days, I
 usually use 15 days.
 
 
 
 Well
 I monkeyed (pun intended) around with these settings and the 98% alert 
 keeps showing up. I checked on the server and have no mail there.
 One interesting thing is that when I change the delete mail messages 
 selections is that it deleted the mail on my laptopso I spent the 
 afternoon retrieving old mail from backup.

What setting did you change and specifically what did you change it to.
The settings that control when messages are deleted off of the server
will certainly not delete messages on your local machine.

Are you using POP or IMAP for your mail server?

 
 Would appreciate any further advice.
 
 thanks
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Re: Getting Rid of Files Shown in Name pane - 1.17

2009-08-21 Thread Arnie Goetchius

Smiles wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 08/21/09 08:38, Arnie Goetchius wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 08/21/09 06:51, Arnie Goetchius wrote:

On my Dell Latitude, I have the following situation:

Under the Name pane where I see Inbox, Sent, Newsgroups, etc, I 
also see the following list of files which appear to be a part of 
the Seamonkey installation:


+ Chrome
+ Components
+ Defaults
|
|
|
+ Setup.GRE
+ Uninstall

Can I delete all of these or are they functional? If functional, is 
there a way to hide them?


This only occurs on my Dell Latitude Laptop(s), not on my Desktop 
computers.

H. I've never seen these in my folder panes over the years. I
have to wonder if your profile is corrupted somehow. Can you create
a new test profile and see if it happens there?

Note that if you set up an e-mail account to your current service,
you'll probably want to instruct it to not download any messages,
since this is not your live profile.
OK, I set up a Test profile and did not download any messages and 
it works as you would expect, ie. no files listed in the folder pane. 
I plan to delete the default profile and start over.


You can copy of lot of your information from your original profile to
the new one, so you don't have to lose everything. There are HowTo
articles available that explain how to do this, but I don't remember
where they are. Perhaps another kind sole will offer up a link or
two?

Best Regards,
I have seen this in a corrupt profile with seamonkey closed I just 
delete the items from the profile folder.

why it happened to you I do not know but my backup utility did it for me


Thanks for mentioning the backup issue. I restored from one computer to 
the laptop using a Stompsoft 6.0 backup/restore. I'll try deleting the 
items first to see if that works.

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Re: Mailbox is at 98% of quota

2009-08-21 Thread Ray_Net

Chuck Mryglot wrote:

Stéphane Grégoire wrote:

Salut,

Chuck Mryglot a tapoté, le 18/08/2009 21:54 :

Is there some maximum that Seamonkey sets or expects?


The quota is on your mail server.

You can say to Seamonkey to delete the messages after some days, I
usually use 15 days.




Well
I monkeyed (pun intended) around with these settings and the 98% alert 
keeps showing up. I checked on the server and have no mail there.


How did you check the server to be sure that the number of mails there 
is 0 ?
(Once a mail is on the pc, if it is on the server, SM never download it 
again. -  i speak about a pop (no imap))

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Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

2009-08-21 Thread Ray_Net

Robert Kaiser wrote:

_\/_ Luctur _\/_ wrote:

More comments or votes may help to speed things up, perhaps.


No, they don't, nowhere in Bugzilla. Only a patch does.

Robert Kaiser


In my opinion, a bug *must* be corrected by a patch -  no need for votes.
A New Feature Suggestion implementation needs votes.
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Re: HELP!!!! Mail moving and/or disappearing on its own!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2009-08-21 Thread NoOp
On 08/19/2009 03:08 PM, Neil Marcus wrote:
 I have WinXP and Seamonkey 1.1.17. All of a sudden, when I delete an 
 email, or group of emails all email in that Inbox disappear. Sometimes 
 completely, and sometimes it creates a new folder called nstmp, 
 nstmp-1 (-2, -3, etc).
 
 This is quite unnerving, and I've already lost (other than what was on 
 my last backup) all of my email, other than the new email received that 
 day, which was moved to the nstmp folder, which the system created.
 
 What's going on, and how can I stop it.
 
 It was so bad, that I backed up my entire computer, deleted all 
 partitions, repartitioned the computer, reformatted the drive, and 
 reinstalled everything. In spite of this, its still behaving like this. 
 It didn't happen in 1.1.15, so is my only solution to roll back to the 
 older version
 
 Neil Marcus

Amazing... You actually did that (deleted all
partitions, repartitioned the computer, reformatted the drive, and
reinstalled everything)? Blinks.

My _guess_ is that, despite all unnecessary  unbelievable effort, by
reinstalled everything you actually restored SeaMonkey from your
backup  whatever problems you had before were just put back with the
reinstall.

These may help (or not):
http://www.google.com/search?complete=0hl=enq=seamonkey+%2BnstmpbtnG=Search
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Nstmp_folders
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=88515
[(nstmp) Mysterious 'nstmp' folder reappearing]

I'd suggest: 1) creating a new profile  testing, 2) upgrading your
1.1.15 at least to 1.1.17 and/or 2.0b1, 3) confirm if you actually just
restored your SeaMonkey from backup.
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Sidebar: CNN expanded... sigh..

2009-08-21 Thread me2
One of my reasons to stay with seamonkey has been the various sidebar
items, and chief among them was CNN expanded- which no longer works.

Getting someone to tell you about such is rough in the mozilla world-
the very nature of the non centralized work often defeats an enduser
like me trying to discover if  something is no longer supported, just
not working, or you're the only one having that problem.

So last try- anyone able to tell me if sidebar and CNN are still
supported?
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Re: Sidebar: CNN expanded... sigh..

2009-08-21 Thread Philip Chee
On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 20:32:55 -0500, me2 wrote:
 One of my reasons to stay with seamonkey has been the various sidebar
 items, and chief among them was CNN expanded- which no longer works.
 
 Getting someone to tell you about such is rough in the mozilla world-
 the very nature of the non centralized work often defeats an enduser
 like me trying to discover if  something is no longer supported, just
 not working, or you're the only one having that problem.
 
 So last try- anyone able to tell me if sidebar and CNN are still
 supported?

The SeaMonkey Sidebar is still totally supported. The responsibility for
updating the _contents_ of the *CNN* sidebar belongs to CNN. I suggest
sending a complaint to their complaints department.

Phil

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