Jens Hatlak wrote: > Marisa Ciceran wrote: >> The newest installation, however, did >> not give the option of migrating/importing files from any other >> SeaMonkey to another - only from outside programs that I have never >> used. > > That's because Profile Migration is only triggered automatically if > the following two things apply: > 1. No SM >= 2.0 profiles have been created yet. > 2. registry.dat from SM < 2.0 is found. > > Cf. <http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_migration_-_SeaMonkey> > >> This created a whole new set of problems. I ended up losing all my >> passwords (not the master password which I do never activate) that are >> stored in signons.sqlite and signons3.txt that had been converted during >> the first 2.x installation. Simply copying these two files over from the >> corrupted folder to the new profile does not activate them, and I could >> not find any instructions how to import them otherwise such as exist for >> importing from one 1.x installation to another 1.x. > > Strange, copying signons.sqlite should be all that's needed. If you > use a Master Password (which as I understand you don't) you also need > to copy the file key3.db. AFAIK the signons3.txt file is obsolete. > >> Can anyone help me now? I have spent several days on this frustrating >> problem. Thank you in advance. > > Please first check my other reply to your message that started the > thread. > > HTH > > Jens > I use SM 2.0.5 and have two profiles and have done nothing extra and while I am browser ope I go to Tools and select switch profiles and It brings up a box to choose from. Works as it always has been for me. ??
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