Op 24-11-11 11:31, Julian Robbins schreef: > On 24/11/11 10:24, Paul van der Vlis wrote: >> Hello, >> >> Julian Robbins wrote a few days again that it can help to remove the >> local cache. I am trying to find-out where I can find that. >> >> I've removed the files in "calendar-data" but these are not created new >> after starting Thunderbird, and my calendar data is still there. > > Something wrong then, here. Are you certain you're looking in the right > place ? ie check time/date of files if just used Sgo to create an event.
There is nothing changed... And yes, I am looking at the right place. server2:/home/paul/.icedove# find . -mmin -1 -type f server2:/home/paul/.icedove# Maybe it's only changed in memory and on the server, when the server is reachable? >> I've looked for the address book, but I see the file "abook.mab" is a >> few weeks old, and I have changed my address book today (via the web >> interface of Sogo, and then synchronized). I've removed it and started >> Thunderbird again, all addresses are there and no new abook.mab is >> created. > the abook.mab will be stored in the folder above > >> I put a name in my address book with an unique name and grepped the >> folder, but I did not found it. > odd After some time my addressbook was empty. Even when I pressed "synchronize" no new addressbook was created (only an empty one). I placed back the backup and now it works again, but I did not found a way to create it new. Maybe I have to create a new addressbook in Thunderbird. >> Can somebody tell me where to find the cache files? >> >> Maybe a point: I am using Icedove, thats a rebranded Thunderbird by >> Debian. But so far I know it's exactly the same as Thunderbird, only the >> logo and name are different... > Don't know, possibly, but sounds unlikely. > > Otherwise try installing on winblows so at least you can get the hang of > this Sorry, no Windows here. With regards, Paul. -- Paul van der Vlis Linux systeembeheer Groningen http://www.vandervlis.nl -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
