Updated to Thunderbird 3.0 released a month back from its beta version with lightning installed but was greeted with a 2 error messages. On starting the client. Error dialog: An error was encountered preparing the calendar located at moz-profile-calendar:// for use. It will not be available. The issue was locked under bugzilla at redhat, to be a schema issue with the database used for the calender which was to be updated. So finally followed the steps and the issue was solved, and the calender was back in action. 1. Closed Thunderbird. 2. Switched to the profile directory of thunderbird. # /home/sawrub/.thunderbird/*********.default 3. Located the directory holding the calender data. ll calendar-data/ 4. There was the local.sqlite file which actually is a SQLite database. 5. Enter the sqlite console, by executing the command an dwas greeted with the corresponding prompt as. [sawrub@mybox calendar-data]$ sqlite3 local.sqlite SQLite version 3.6.12 Enter ".help"...
Here is the latest a fully off topic thing....My farewell mail sent to the people i worked/ interacted at XXXXXX India [Mail] From : Saurabh Sharma Reply-to : sawrub@yahoo.co.in To : Bcc : Subject : Today was the .... Date : Fri, 04 Dec 2009 15:30:38 +0530 Hi All, By god's grace, your well wishes and efforts from my side, finally the day has come when I can subject a mail like this, and be in a situation to bid you all a special bye. And this is how I'll like to orate out the whole thing. - Today was the last morning when I had to get up early at 5:30 AM get ready and then run past the stray dogs barking at me for disturbing them at that hour, and also fearing a call from office that the cab has left from the pick-up point, though i had been a victim of the same a couple of times. - Today was the last morning when I was supposed to log-in to my Linux box and do some maths for getting the sum up at 8+ Hrs for the activities done yesterday and then stamp the same...
1. Free Software : Free software is software for which everyone has the right not only to inspect and study the source code but also to use it for any desired purpose without monetary or other restrictions. These other purposes include making as many copies as desired, installing on as many computers as desired, modifying (including extending) in any desired way, and redistributing in its original or modified form. As defined by Free Software foundation, its a software whose licensing conditions promise following 4 freedoms * Freedom 0: freedom to run the program for any purpose. Eg. Softwares restricted for educational use hinders this freedom (like those distributed under MicroSoft Academic Alliance) * Freedom 1: freedom to study how the program works, and change it to make it do what you wish. Eg. Softwares whose licensing terms forbids reverse engineering curtails this freedom * Freedom 2: freedom to redistribute copies. Eg. softwares (eg. WinXP) whose lic...
Comments
Post a Comment