Am 13.02.2013 01:17, schrieb Claude Jones: > On 02/12/2013 03:33 PM, Stephen Morris wrote: >>> Claude Jones wrote: >>> Perhaps it's a one-way street. I've done this many times. It's >>> possible that I originally created my first TBird install in Linux, >>> and copied that profile over to my Windows box, thus preserving the >>> Linux case usage. That would explain the fact that copying back from >>> Windows to Linux works for me - it's the only thing that comes to mind >>> to explain our different experiences - as I've said a couple of times >>> in this thread, I've done this many times and it has always worked for >>> me. >> It is possible things were done differently. My specific situation was >> that if folders were created in Tbird under linux in the shared mail >> folder then they were accessible in Tbird under both environments, but >> if the folders were created in Tbird under windows in the shared mail >> folder, Tbird under linux listed the folders in its folder list, but >> when you clicked on them to display the contents Tbird complained it >> couldn't find them > > Sounds like you've confirmed my theory...Windows doesn't care about case much of the time, but Linux usually does to make it clear - windows is and was always COMPLETLY case-insensitive while unix (except MacOSX seen on many setups) was and is not
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