El 5/3/20 a las 22:13, David E. Ross escribió: > > 1. Install the Password Exporter extension. Since the "vanilla" > version is not compatible with SeaMonkey, I am uploading my converted > version to my Web site. It is at > <http://www.rossde.com/test/password_exporter-1.3.4-sm.xpi>. (I will > remove it from my Web site in two weeks.) > (...)
Thank you very much. I've downloaded it and use it to follow your steps. But, since I had the exported passwords and a full profile backup, I dared to upgrade WITHOUT first removing the master password... And guess what! Everything worked OK! I tested a number of saved passwords in different websites, until I got tired of being successful in every try. The email accounts work fine, too, and I have some X.509 certificates that also worked OK. Still, I do not endorse anyone to do the same than me; if you do, be absolutely sure that you have a good, complete backup of your profile (and, if you have more than one profile, remember to follow steps for each one). > If you cannot import your passwords without first establishing a master > password, then you have a version of SeaMonkey that has been tailored to > meet FIPS security requirements. (FIPS means "federal information > processing statndards" and is imposed on government and government > contractor computer installations.) I'm using official builds of SeaMonkey, but my profile may be dated back to 1995, when I started using Netscape as my email agent. It was created on Windows 3.11 and ported to Linux some years after that. I'm definitely using this profile on Linux with Mozilla Suite since, at least, 2002. Could it be that the FIPS tail comes from that old ages? Thanks a lot for all your help. -- Proyecto NAVE (Mozilla es-ES Localization Team) Mozilla Hispano Community _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
