Leonidas Jones wrote:
Richard Owlett<[email protected]> wrote:
I use
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.1.10)
Gecko/20100504 SeaMonkey/2.0.5
under WinXP Pro SP3
I had just closed all VISIBLE Seamonkey windows.
I wanted to send an email and clicked on appropriate shortcut, whose
target was
"C:\Program Files\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -mail
It brought up Profile manager and I chose appropriate profile, which
was the last one used.
It aborted saying profile was in use (didn't think to capture exact
verbiage).
Clicked Start->Turn Off Computer->Restart
Chose same shortcut and all was fine.
Was this a freak or is there an actual problem.
I've been a satisfied used since days of Netscape 4.x and only update
"for cause". No plan to update until Seamonkey gets to>=2.1 :)
TIA
The security updates are recommended.
I'll have to double-check, didn't recall there were any relevant
security patches in 2.0.6 thru 2.0.8
It's a scary internet.
Agreed, that's why I'm behind multiple firewalls and multiple
filters on email/newsgroups. Also a fringe benefit of being on
dial-up, my IP address is not the same between connections.
What happened to you is that the parent.lock file, which locks the
profile in use did not get deleted when you closed SeaMonkey. If it
happens again, you can avoid the restart by navigating to your profile
folder, and deleting the file manually.
If I read you correctly, wouldn't that lose all my preferences
and email?
To avoid the issue in most cases, close SeaMonkey by choosing Using the
file menu, rather then simply closing all the windows.
????
Lee
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