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本帖最后由 hechengjin 于 2013-12-3 15:02 编辑 http://kb.mozillazine.org/Files_and_folders_in_the_profile_-_Thunderbird Files None of these files should be read-only. If any are read-only it might be a side effect of having put files on removable media, and then copying them or restoring them back to your profile. You much change any such files to be writable. Name Description .autoreg Temporary empty file that signals a change in the installed extensions. .parentlock (Mac OS X) See parent.lock abook.mab Personal Address Book addons.sqlite Used by add-ons manager. blocklist.xml Added list of dangerous extensions. cache.sqlite Used by the Lightning add-on if the "Cache" option is enabled in the calendar properties, to provide offline support. [1] cert8.db Security certificates cert_override.txt This is an optional file used to store a security exception. It appears to store the host name , thus preventing you from creating a security exception for a rotating SMTP server. chromeappsstore.sqlite Unknown. There is a similar file in Firefox profiles used by localstorage/DOMStorage to store about: pages. [2] compatibility.ini Stores the version and path of the application this profile was last used with. When the profile is loaded with an application with a different version/path, the XPCOM components registration process is triggered. Thunderbird 3.x appears to use the version information to decide whether to display additional tabs such as the migration assistant and whats new. This file is automatically generated and can safely be deleted. components.ini Lists extension folders with XPCOM components. Replaced with extensions.ini in Thunderbird 1.5 and above. compreg.dat Lists registered XPCOM components. Automatically regenerated whenever XPCOM registration process is triggered. custom-strings.txt in chrome (does not exist by default) It can be used to replace text in the user interface. [3] cookies.txt Obsolete, no longer used. Cookies RSS cookies - Thunderbird cookies.sqlite Stores all cookies. cookies.sqlite-journal Journal file for cookies.sqlite cookies.sqlite-shm , cookies.sqlite-wal write-ahead log files for cookies.sqlite directoryTree.json downloads.rdf Download history. Can be deleted to resolve slow downloads or program hangs (Bug 159107) downloads.sqlite extensions.cache Lists installed extensions, their IDs, and the folders they are installed to, along with their last-modify time. It is used, for example, to register extensions installed by dropping a folder into one of known install locations. This file is automatically regenerated and can be deleted to resolve various issues. extensions.ini Lists folders of installed extensions and themes. The file is automatically generated by nsExtensionManager and is used by low-level code to detect chrome packages and XPCOM components provided by installed addons. It can be safely deleted to resolve various issues. extensions.log Records some errors reported by the Extension Manager. extensions.rdf Installed extension information. It can be deleted to remove "ghost" entries from the extension list [4] and to resolve various other issues. extensions.sqlite Stores data about installed extensions, not clear yet if it replaces or supplements the extensions.rdf file. feeds.rdf Stores your RSS subscriptions. Its in in the Mail\feeds directory feeditems.rdf Records RSS feeds. Its in in the Mail\feeds directory filterlog.html Message filter log. If filter logging is enabled its stored in the accounts directory. foldertree.json Used by the folder pane. formhistory.sqlite global-messages-db.journal rollback transaction journal for global-messages-db.sqlite (temporary file) global-messages-db.sqlite An index of all of your messages created by the global search engine (gloda). Can be deleted if db is corrupt or search isn't working correctly - it will be rebuilt. history.mab Collected addresses address book hostinfo.dat in News Contains all the newsgroups available for the current server junklog.html Junk mail log for that account key3.db Key database localstore.rdf Toolbar and window layout and size/position settings. It can be safely deleted to resolve various issues. localstore-safe.rdf Special version of localstore.rdf used in Safe Mode to set toolbars and window customizations to defaults. [5] local.sqlite Internal calendar data (in SQLite format) if you use the Lightning extension. lock (Linux) See parent.lock mailviews.dat Defines your current message view (you can customize it) menuedit.rdf Used by Menu Editor extension mimeTypes.rdf Action to perform when downloading certain types of files. Can be deleted to reset download actions. msgFilterRules.dat in ImapMail, Mail, News Message filters nsmail.eml, nsmail.tmp, nsmail.html Temporary files created when sending a message. nstmp Thunderbird creates a nstmp temporary file when compacting a folder. You should not see it (or nstmp-1, nstmp-2 etc.) unless Thunderbird was interrupted while compacting. panacea.dat Mail folder cache. It can be safely deleted to resolve various issues. parent.lock (Windows) Marker showing that the current profile is in use. Can be deleted to unlock the profile. persdict.dat Personal spelling dictionary people.sqlite permissions.sqlite Used by Lightning extension places.sqlite places.sqlite-shm, places.sqlite.wal Write-ahead log files for places.sqlite. You should not have a places.sqlite-shm and a places.sqlite.wal directory (instead of files with that name). If you do that causes Thunderbird to be extremely slow. Its not clear what creates them, but the workaround is to delete those two directories. [6] popstate.dat in Mail Keeps track of which messages have been left on the POP3 server prefs.js All preferences, including account settings and mail folder locations. See: Modify Thunderbird settings pubring.gpg Public keys (yours and any you collected) for the Enigmail (OpenPGP) extension. rulesbackup.dat If msgFilterRules.dat can't be read it backs it up in that file and creates a new msgFilterRules.dat. search.json Not clear what it is since there is no search.sqlite to cache. [7] secmod.db Security module database secring.gpg Private keys for the Enigmail (OpenPGP) extension. session.json Default windows layout. Thunderbird 3.x deletes this file after reading the settings. Its re-created and the layout saved when Thunderbird 3.x terminates normally. Signons.sqlite Encrypted saved passwords, requires key3.db to work. It used to use signons.txt or signons3.txt. storage.sdb Internal calendar data (in SQLite format) if you use the Lightning extension. Its been replaced by local.sqlite but is still maintained for compatibility in case you switch between different Thunderbird+Lightning versions. training.dat Custom training for Junk Mail Controls traits.dat Bayes traits training data used by the TaQuilla add-on tmprules.dat Temporary file used when modifying message filters. Unsent Messages. The "Unsent Messages." mbox file in ..\Mail\Local Folders is displayed as the Outbox folder by recent versions of Thunderbird. That folder is used to queue unsent messages if you use "Send Later". urlclassifier2.sqlite Contains information on known phishing sites. Obsolete. urlclassifier3.sqlite Contains information on known phishing sites. Seems to be a replacement for urlclassifier2.sqlite, which replaced urlclassifier.sqlite. user.js (does not exist by default) User-set, overrides the preferences in prefs.js userChrome.css in chrome (does not exist by default) User-set CSS to change the way the application looks userContent.css in chrome (does not exist by default) User-set CSS to change the way webpages look userChrome.js in chrome (does not exist by default) User-set JavaScript to change the way the application works virtualfolders.dat Saved Search folder settings webappsstore.sqlite xpti.dat Lists registered XPCOM interfaces. Automatically regenerated whenever XPCOM registration process is triggered. XPC.mfl A cache file for components (XPC) xul.mfasl (Linux) See XUL.mfl file XUL.mfl (Windows) Cached user interface data. Can be deleted to resolve various issues. File location changed in Thunderbird 1.5. [8] XUL FastLoad File (Mac OS X) See XUL.mfl [edit] Files without specific names Name Description (number).s Obsolete. It used to be used for saving passwords. The "(number).s" value was specified by the signon.SignonFileName preference. * in ImapMail, Mail, and News(no file extension) Mbox files. They are text files that contain all of the messages for that folder. *.mab other than abook.mab and history.mab User-created or imported address books. *.msf in ImapMail, Mail, and News Index files for mail messages. *.mozeml Each file is a partial copy (up to 20kb) of a message in the mail folder, stored in a .mozmsgs subdirectory. It is used by the optional Spotlight Integration component under OSX. It's deleted when the message in the mbox is deleted. [9] *.rc in News Subscribed groups. *.tha The MoreFunctionsForAddressBook add-on uses this file extension for contacts. *.thm The MoreFunctionsForAddressBook add-on uses this file extension for mailing lists. *.wdseml Each file is a partial copy (up to 20kb) of a message in the mail folder, stored in a .mozmsgs subdirectory. It is used by Windows Search Integration (requires Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8). They're actually renamed .eml files. You can disable this feature by unchecking Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> General -> System Integration -> "Allow Windows Search to search messages". *.xpi in Extensions .xpi files are renamed .zip files used by add-ons. Usually they're unzipped and the files stored in a child directory (its name is the GUID that uniquely identifies that add-on) when the add-on is installed but some (such as IgnoreAero and Add-on Compatibility Reporter) aren't. [edit] Files outside the profile folder Name Description application.ini The installation directory has an application.ini file with general information about what build you are using and additional entries that control whether the profile manager and extension manager are enabled. custom-strings.txt File in the chrome subdirectory in the programs installations directory used to replace strings. [10] [11] MozillaMailnews Directory in temporary files directory. Updates ..\Local Settings\Application Data\Thunderbird\Mozilla Thunderbird or ..\Local\Thunderbird\Mozilla Thunderbird is the directory used to store updates when upgrading, under Windows. This is not the same directory tree as %APPDATA%. Its underneath C:\Documents and Settings\user_name on XP, and user_name\Appdata on Vista\Windows 7. Similar directories are created for other operating systems.It has a "active-update.xml" file plus a updates subdirectory with numbered sub-directories (usually "0"). If an update gets caught in a loop you can break the cycle by deleting "active-update.xml" plus the numbered subdirectory with the updates. Thunderbird (so far) re-creates that Mozilla Thunderbird directory tree as needed if it doesn't exist. omni.ja It contains most of the default preference files that used to be stored in in the defaults\pref subdirectory in the Thunderbird program directory such as mailnews.js all-thunderbird.js. Its in the root of the program directory. Its contents can be viewed using any program that knows how to open a .zip archive file. It used to be called omni.jar but was renamed because Window’s System Restore does not backup .jar files. [12] pluginreg.dat Registration of plugin MIME types. It's located in the "Thunderbird" directory containing the profiles. profiles.ini Keeps track of the profile folder location. It's located in the "Thunderbird" directory containing the profiles. It can be edited to point to a moved profile folder. If deleted, profiles.ini will be regenerated along with a new default profile folder upon program restart. registry.dat Obsolete. Keeps track of profile folder location in previous Thunderbird versions. It's located in the "Thunderbird" directory containing the profiles. http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder %APPDATA%\richinfo\ThinkMail\" http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Thunderbird Folders Name Description Attachments Used when attachments aren't stored in the folder or the desktop. calendar-data Used by the Lightning extension. Cache Used by the optional disk cache added in Thunderbird 3.0 chrome Mainly used for the optional userChrome.css and userContent.css files. extensions Installed extensions and themes. ImapMail Mail from IMAP accounts. Mail Contains subfolders with: - POP accounts and pop mail storage. They're normally named after the mail server so if you had a Gmail POP account it would use a pop.gmail.com subdirectory - Local Folders mail storage (including Global Inbox) - Feeds or News & Blogs for RSS subscriptions and feeds - smart mailboxes for Unified Folders/Smart Folders (virtual folders). Its typically called "smart mailboxes -1" minidumps Dump files (*.dmp) created by the crash reporter News News accounts and newsgroups OfflineCache Personas Used by the Personas add-on. It requires Thunderbird 3.0 or later StartupCache Precompiled startup cache stored in a startupCache.4.little file. Not clear what it caches other than system font data but some Firefox add-on developers delete the equivalent file in a Firefox profile while developing add-ons. [2][3][4] TestPilotExperimentFiles Used by the optional TestPilot add-on. It runs user studies on how Thunderbird is used, and is used to submit answers to surveys. It requires Thunderbird 8.0 or later. WebmailData Used by the Webmail extension. Files None of these files should be read-only. If they are that might be a side effect of dragging and dropping or backing up files to removable media, and then using them to restore your profile. See Files and folders in the profile - Thunderbird for a more complete list. Name Description abook.mab Personal Address Book cert8.db Security certificates cookies.txt Cookies RSS_cookies_(Thunderbird) downloads.rdf Download history. Can be deleted to resolve slow downloads or program hangs (Bug 159107) extensions.rdf Installed extension information. It can be deleted to remove "ghost" entries from the extension list [5] and to resolve various other issues. history.mab Collected addresses key3.db Key database localstore.rdf Toolbar and window layout size/position settings. It can be deleted to resolve various issues. mailviews.dat Defines your current message view (you can customize it) mimeTypes.rdf Action to perform when downloading certain types of files. Can be deleted to reset download actions. msgFilterRules.dat in ImapMail, Mail, News Message filters panacea.dat Mail folder cache. Deleting it sometimes helps get rid of Phantom folders popstate.dat in Mail Keeps track of which messages have been downloaded and left on the POP3 server prefs.js All non-default preferences. See: Modify Thunderbird settings secmod.db Security module database signons.sqlite Encrypted saved passwords, requires key3.db to work. It used to use signons.txt or signons3.txt. training.dat Custom training for Junk Mail Controls user.js (does not exist by default) User-set overriding preferences Files without specific names Name Description *. in ImapMail, Mail, and News Mbox files. They are text files that contain all of the messages for that folder. *.mab other than abook.mab and history.mab User-created or imported address books. *.msf in ImapMail, Mail, and News Index files for mail messages. Playback information for offline operations and incomplete online operations.

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https://developer.mozilla.org/en ... e_snippets/File_I_O

String        Meaning
AChrom        %CurProcD%/chrome
APlugns        %CurProcD%/plugins
ComsD        %CurProcD%/components
CurProcD        Current working directory (usually the application's installation directory).
DefProfRt        The root of the default profile directory (for example /root/.mozilla).
DefRt        %CurProcD%/defaults
Desk        The user's desktop directory (for example ~/Desktop on Linux or Mac OS X, C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop on Windows).
DfltDwnld        The default Downloads directory (for example, ~/Downloads on Mac OS X).
Home        The user's home directory (for example, /home/username).
PrfDef        %installation%/defaults/pref
ProfD        The profile directory.
ProfDefNoLoc        %installation%/defaults/profile
ProfLD        Local Settings on Windows; where the network cache and fastload files are stored.
Progs        User Start menu programs directory (for example, C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs). This is a Windows-specific value.
TmpD        The operating system's temporary files directory (for example, /tmp on Mac OS X and Linux).
UChrm        The user chrome directory in their profile: %profile%/chrome.
resource:app        The application directory in an XULRunner application.

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