On 12/25, Jeff wrote:
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I no longer have any idea what the folder structure of the affected branches is supposed to be. I don't know how Mozilla stores the logical folder structure.
FYI. The logical folder structure for Mozilla (SeaMonkey) email folders is: The email folders for a particular profile and mail site are stored in the directory pointed at by the 'Local directory' entry on the panel reached by Edit > Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings > "mail site" > Server-settings. That directory will contain various types of files and subdirectories. The most relevant of these will be: - Those with names of the email folders e.g. abc or Inbox, which hold the messages in the folder concatenated, and in a special format. - Their corresponding descriptors abc.msf, Inbox.msf - If 'abc' is not just a simple email folder, but has subfolders, then there will be a subdirectory/subfolder named abc.sbd The subdirectory abc.sbd will be structures like the main directory. i.e. subfolder file e.g. xyz, its' descriptor xyz.msf, and if any xyz under abc has further subfolders then xyz.sbd et.c I hope that this helps you in exploring your saved email files. Remember you don't have to do it all at once. You can clean up your folders a few at a time. i.e. delete their .msf files, then start SM and click on those folders to have SM rebuild the .msf files, then compress the individual folders (select folder, then right click will present a choice to compress the folder) Just make sure to keep backups of the mail directory as you proceed. But you seem to be a careful fellow anyway. -- Rostyk Also since the extraneous sent is a subfolder of Local folder sent there will now be a subdirectory sent.sbd whose contents are files named sent and sent.msf Let's, for clarity, change the name of the subfolder to xyz! If xyz is a subfolder of abc in Local-folders then we will have the structure Local-folders containing files abc, abc.msf and subdirectory abc.sbd. subdirectory abc.sbd will contain files xyz and xyz.msf And so on, if there is any further structure. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey