With patience akin to a cat's, David E. Ross, on 7/23/2011 11:55 AM typed:
On 7/23/11 11:50 AM, D. K. Kraft wrote:
I'm currently using SM 2.0.14 on Win XP SP3 + security patches, and am
gearing up for an update to 2.2. However, given the significant
architectural changes to 2.2, I plan to do a clean install of the program,
then manually migrate my profile. I place my profile files within a
whimsically-named subfolder under the SeaMonkey main program folder on
a dedicated Internet-related partition.
A large stumbling block to this process is that I have numerous domains with
blocked images and cookie permissions, which for 2.0.14 are contained in
permissions.sqlite and cookies.sqlite, respectively. I have yet to find a
means to merge this data into the combined places.sqlite of 2.2, and am
hoping the community has some helpful suggestions.
I know there is a places.sqlite database manager add-on available for
Firefox, but I don't know if it could be used with SM 2.2--I haven't
researched this in depth, yet. I also don't know if this add-on would be
applicable to achieve the aforementioned results.
All suggestions and recommendations appreciated. Hopefully there is an
avenue that will allow me to drill down and merge my 2.0.14 data into a clean
install of 2.2.
Purrs and TIA --
Cookies are still in cookies.sqlite in SM 2.2. I think (not sure)
permissions are still in permissions.sqlite.
Well, I just performed a clean, trial install of SM 2.2, just to see the file
architecture, and the only sqlite database in the main program folder is
places.sqlite. I've verified that image permissions and cookie control come
under the places.sqlite database manager within SM. There also doesn't appear
to be an import option to merge data from other sqlite databases into
places.sqlite.
Hoping for better options --
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