Mark Hansen wrote:
On 10/29/09 14:55, Leonidas Jones wrote:
That is exactly how it should work.
Lee
Yes, but Ed said he found a separate file, called profile.ini which
also had to be removed. Although it didn't say where he found this
file, it was implied that it wasn't in the 2.0 profile area, as he
said he deleted that, unless I misunderstood him.
This file existed because he was testing SeaMonkey nightlies and did not
remove the old profiles completely. Anyone who had not been testing pre
release 2.0 would not have this problem.
When I was testing the nightlies, before installing a new one, I would
blow away the profile folder, so as to test the migration process.
Therefore I never had such a problem.
What I would wonder is how Ed's rogue profiles.ini got into the old
SeaMonkey location? Everyone I tested on a Mac placed a profile in the
new location. I never did test the Windows nightlies, perhaps some of
the early ones did put the profiles in the old location.
Lee
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