29. November 2007

Mail Redirect for Thunderbird 2.0

von Sveenie | um 17:04 Uhr | in Verschiedenes | 5 Kommentare

There is a very nice extension for Thunderbird, which allows you to bounce/redirect mails without changing them. Unfortunately the original package doesn’t work for Thunderbird 2.0. So I just patched the package to extend the compatibility range up to version 2.0.x and it seems to work without problems. Try yourself:

Download: Mail Redirect 0.7.4 for Thunderbird 2.0

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  1. I don’t know what you had to change. The version 0.7.4 I have been using for months has never had a problem redirecting. The official version from addons.mozilla.org says Thunderbird: 0.7 – 2.0.0.*

    Kommentar von Kevin · 30. November 2007 · 13:23 Uhr #

  2. The version you can download now doesn’t work with 2.0.*. In the install.rdf file of the package the compatibility range is set from 0.7 – 1.5.* only. Maybe it has some side effects on 2.0.*, and so they changed it. So using my version is on your own risk of course!

    Kommentar von Sveenie · 30. November 2007 · 13:29 Uhr #

  3. I thought I was using the official version, but obviously there is a working version already included in the openSUSE RPM.

    Kommentar von Kevin · 30. November 2007 · 13:51 Uhr #

  4. Strange, I also use openSUSE (10.3), and for me the preinstalled add-on didn’t work. I even had to remove that before I could install the patched one.

    Kommentar von Sveenie · 30. November 2007 · 15:33 Uhr #

  5. Thanks for the update. It’s working on my thunderbird 2.0.0.16. I got recently an error stipulating it is not working on my version.
    nice hack :)

    Kommentar von David · 1. September 2008 · 10:49 Uhr #

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