First major hiccup with Mozilla, and it was a potential doozy.
My wife opened up her profile this morning to find her set home page was now mozilla.org instead of our ISP's site. I took a peek and found her bookmarks deleted. He e-mail files also appeared to be gone. Further research showed her bookmark file was killed, but her e-mail files were still there, but inaccessible. Basically, Mozilla's profile manager still had her profile set up, but had severerly b0rked the files within the profile folder.
To make a long story short, I was able to restore her e-mail files with a lot of creative (and frantic) copy-n-pasting and got most of her bookmarks back from an old backup.
Here's what I think the cause was: something locked up the computer while she had the Mozilla profile manager up. In frustration, she did a hard reboot. Since her profile was highlighted and she didn't shutdown correctly...*poof*.
I think I'm gonna break out my old Apple ][e. Less problems with that thing.
Cthulhu
My wife opened up her profile this morning to find her set home page was now mozilla.org instead of our ISP's site. I took a peek and found her bookmarks deleted. He e-mail files also appeared to be gone. Further research showed her bookmark file was killed, but her e-mail files were still there, but inaccessible. Basically, Mozilla's profile manager still had her profile set up, but had severerly b0rked the files within the profile folder.
To make a long story short, I was able to restore her e-mail files with a lot of creative (and frantic) copy-n-pasting and got most of her bookmarks back from an old backup.
Here's what I think the cause was: something locked up the computer while she had the Mozilla profile manager up. In frustration, she did a hard reboot. Since her profile was highlighted and she didn't shutdown correctly...*poof*.
I think I'm gonna break out my old Apple ][e. Less problems with that thing.
Cthulhu