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A couple of years ago, my main Windows desktop got thoroughly trashed
by a virus, which I *believe* arrived via a scripted email. Since then,
I've used Thunderbird on Ubuntu to read my personal email and have had
no repeat of the problem.
I have, however, got two problems relating to this that I hope someone
can help me with:
1. I now have collections of messages sitting in Thunderbird on three
different machines, with an extensive structure of folders 85-95%
duplicated across all three. How can I move the two smaller collections
and merge them into the larger "main" one?
2. I used to rely on an ISP that routinely corrupted data packets, and
as a result the database used for software updates on that machine is
apparently corrupted. Opening Update Manager on that machine gets me an
error message that suggests I open a bug case -- it assumes I know where
and how to do that. Is there some way I can "reset" the local database?
Now that I have an ISP that works, downloading and installing some
updates that I already have shouldn't be a problem.
David Gillett
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