On 1/24/2011 8:51 AM, Clay Wright wrote:
On 01/24/2011 08:40 AM, Donny Brooks wrote:
On 1/24/2011 8:32 AM, Clay Wright wrote:
On 01/24/2011 08:20 AM, Donny Brooks wrote:

Hello Donny.

= array(
          "SOGo-Connector"
           =>   array( "application" =>   "thunderbird",
                     "version" =>   "3.104",
                     "filename" =>   "sogo-connector-3.104.xpi" ),
I think for the Connector this needs to be:

= array( "[email protected]"
           =>   array( "application" =>   "thunderbird",
                     "version" =>   "3.104",
                     "filename" =>   "sogo-connector-3.104.xpi" ),


I thought the array( "whatever" was just whatever you wanted to call the
plugin as long as it was the same in both this and the extensions.rdf?

I don't think so. It needs to be the same as what's in the Connector's
install.rdf file. That would be:

   em:id="[email protected]"


That makes sense now. Odd that it works once removed though. I will give that a shot and see what happens. Thanks!

          "SOGo-Integrator"
           =>   array( "application" =>   "thunderbird",
                     "version" =>   "3.104",
                     "filename" =>   "sogo-integrator-3.104-MDAH.xpi" ),
          "{e2fda1a4-762b-4020-b5ad-a41df1933103}"
          =>   array( "application" =>   "thunderbird",
                     "version" =>   "1.0b2.104i_win32",
                     "filename" =>   "lightning-1.0b2.104i_win32.xpi" )
);
Do you have your Lightning in a folder named "WINNT_x86-msvc" (for
Windows clients)? If not, try that.

Glad you are making progress!

I do not. That is the odd thing, if I put the files or link the files in
the same directory as the updates.php they will install but keep
thunderbird in an infinite reboot loop. As soon as I remove the links or
extra files it will start and function properly.

For Lightning, the actual xpi files will have the same name -- just
download the appropriate xpi for your architectures and put them in the
corresponding folders.


Ahhh... All I saw was the x86 version for windows. I did not see a 64-bit version so I didn't think it mattered really. I will try that also.

Donny B.
MDAH
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