Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-30 Thread Robert Kaiser

JAS wrote:

Thanks to everyone on this, yes I do need to update the 1.1.4 but
several of the extensions I have Might not work in 1.1.18.


If you're using the same versions of the extensions, they should all 
work with any newer 1.1.x version.



Are you
talking about the C:\Documents and Settings\James Skinner\Application
Data\Mozilla or the C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\SeaMonkey ?


The latter, which is the application directory. Select a different 
directory than that in the 2.0b1 installer. The former is the profile, 
and it will be copied to a new one in C:\Documents and Settings\James 
Skinner\Application Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey in the process of migration.


Robert Kaiser
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Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-30 Thread John Doue

JAS wrote:

Robert Kaiser wrote:

JAS wrote:

I currently have Sm 1.1.4 on my laptop running Win XP and would like to
try the SM 2 but want to keep my current SM installation. How is this
done without endangering my current current profile. Thanks


Just care to install the 2.0b1 into a different application directory 
so that you don't overwrite the 1.1.x installation (you should really 
upgrade that one to the upcoming 1.1.18 though, there are a number of 
serious known security problems with 1.1.4).
At first start, 2.0b1 will offer you to migrate your profile, and it 
doesn't touch the old profile for that, it just copies any info it can 
use from the old profile and places that into the new one.


So, to summarize, your current profile is never in danger with the 
2.0b1 version, it copies any information from there to its own, new 
profile if you select to migrate. What can be in danger is the 1.1.x 
application installation itself, as both install in the same location 
by default - if you want to use them in parallel, remember to select a 
different location in the installer.


Robert Kaiser
Thanks to everyone on this, yes I do need to update the 1.1.4 but 
several of the extensions I have Might not work in 1.1.18. Are you 
talking about the C:\Documents and Settings\James Skinner\Application 
Data\Mozilla or the C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\SeaMonkey ?

Thanks
JAS



I think all your extensions in 1.1.14 will work with 1.1.18. Just be 
sure to choose "skip" during the installation processus when SM 
installer offers to check compatibility.

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Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-29 Thread JAS

Robert Kaiser wrote:

JAS wrote:

I currently have Sm 1.1.4 on my laptop running Win XP and would like to
try the SM 2 but want to keep my current SM installation. How is this
done without endangering my current current profile. Thanks


Just care to install the 2.0b1 into a different application directory 
so that you don't overwrite the 1.1.x installation (you should really 
upgrade that one to the upcoming 1.1.18 though, there are a number of 
serious known security problems with 1.1.4).
At first start, 2.0b1 will offer you to migrate your profile, and it 
doesn't touch the old profile for that, it just copies any info it can 
use from the old profile and places that into the new one.


So, to summarize, your current profile is never in danger with the 
2.0b1 version, it copies any information from there to its own, new 
profile if you select to migrate. What can be in danger is the 1.1.x 
application installation itself, as both install in the same location 
by default - if you want to use them in parallel, remember to select a 
different location in the installer.


Robert Kaiser
Thanks to everyone on this, yes I do need to update the 1.1.4 but 
several of the extensions I have Might not work in 1.1.18. Are you 
talking about the C:\Documents and Settings\James Skinner\Application 
Data\Mozilla or the C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\SeaMonkey ?

Thanks
JAS

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Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-29 Thread Martin Freitag
Herrmann Hofer schrieb:
> Robert Kaiser wrote:
>> So, to summarize, your current profile is never in danger with the 2.0b1
>> version, it copies any information from there to its own, new profile if
>> you select to migrate.
> 
> So, how about migrating multiple profiles?

https://wiki.mozilla.org/SeaMonkey:New_for_2.0#Profile_Migration

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_migration_-_SeaMonkey

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Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-29 Thread Herrmann Hofer

Robert Kaiser wrote:

So, to summarize, your current profile is never in danger with the 2.0b1
version, it copies any information from there to its own, new profile if
you select to migrate.


So, how about migrating multiple profiles?

Regards,
  Herrmann

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Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-29 Thread Robert Kaiser

JAS wrote:

I currently have Sm 1.1.4 on my laptop running Win XP and would like to
try the SM 2 but want to keep my current SM installation. How is this
done without endangering my current current profile. Thanks


Just care to install the 2.0b1 into a different application directory so 
that you don't overwrite the 1.1.x installation (you should really 
upgrade that one to the upcoming 1.1.18 though, there are a number of 
serious known security problems with 1.1.4).
At first start, 2.0b1 will offer you to migrate your profile, and it 
doesn't touch the old profile for that, it just copies any info it can 
use from the old profile and places that into the new one.


So, to summarize, your current profile is never in danger with the 2.0b1 
version, it copies any information from there to its own, new profile if 
you select to migrate. What can be in danger is the 1.1.x application 
installation itself, as both install in the same location by default - 
if you want to use them in parallel, remember to select a different 
location in the installer.


Robert Kaiser
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Re: Installing SM2.01

2009-08-28 Thread Ray_Net

JAS wrote:
I currently have Sm 1.1.4 on my laptop running Win XP and would like to 
try the SM 2 but want to keep my current SM installation. How is this 
done without endangering my current current profile.  Thanks


I think that i have read that the two profiles (for 1.1.x and for 2.x) 
are differents. The profile for 2.x is created from the profile for 
1.1.X at installation time of the 2.x. Then the two profiles are 
independents.

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