It looks like Seamonkey has a bug.
When autobookmark export is set to true, it only creates a bookmarks.html directory under Linux instead of the actual bookmark file.
Is there a fix ?
Thanks,
Andrew Kennedy
Autoexport bug
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Re: Autoexport bug
Does it work in SeaMonkey latest release 2.33.1? Or the prior release 2.32.1?
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Re: Autoexport bug
It does not work in either version.
It does work in Windows.
It does work in Windows.
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Re: Autoexport bug
fixit7 wrote:... When autobookmark export is set to true, it only creates a bookmarks.html directory under Linux instead of the actual bookmark file.
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Works perfectly fine on GNU/Linux (Arch & Debian Testing 'Strech') with SeaMonkey 2.33.1
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Re: Autoexport bug
Old, FIXED, Bug 919506 - browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML did not work anymore, but maybe there's something from that that we didn't pick up on ?
Maybe as test, in a new Profile, see if SeaMonkey 2.22 works correctly?
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... ases/2.22/
Oh, & before that, in a new, clean Profile, confirm that the same happens (with SeaMonkey 2.33.1).
(And you are a few SeaMonkey versions old it looks like. And we are old too!)
Maybe as test, in a new Profile, see if SeaMonkey 2.22 works correctly?
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... ases/2.22/
Oh, & before that, in a new, clean Profile, confirm that the same happens (with SeaMonkey 2.33.1).
(And you are a few SeaMonkey versions old it looks like. And we are old too!)
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Re: Autoexport bug
@fixit7: What Linux distribution are you seeing the problem in, and what desktop environment do you use? If I know this I might be able to actually test it.
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Re: Autoexport bug
I am using Puppy Linux 5.9.3 using KDE.
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Re: Autoexport bug
therube wrote:Old, FIXED, Bug 919506 - browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML did not work anymore, but maybe there's something from that that we didn't pick up on ?
Maybe as test, in a new Profile, see if SeaMonkey 2.22 works correctly?
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... ases/2.22/
Oh, & before that, in a new, clean Profile, confirm that the same happens (with SeaMonkey 2.33.1).
(And you are a few SeaMonkey versions old it looks like. And we are old too!)
I will try that version and get back.
Andy
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Re: Autoexport bug
It does not work completely.
I am trying to find a .pet version that Puppy needs.
Andy
I am trying to find a .pet version that Puppy needs.
Andy
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Re: Autoexport bug
Seamonkey 2.2 works but youtube is not supported.
I guess I can use two versions till the bug can be fixed.
Andy
I guess I can use two versions till the bug can be fixed.
Andy
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Re: Autoexport bug
After uninstalling all versions of Seamonkey and re-installing version 2.33.1, the auto export now works.
Go figure.
thanks for all your help.
Go figure.
thanks for all your help.