Multiple OSes, 1 Mozilla profile?

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Author: Craig White
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Subject: Multiple OSes, 1 Mozilla profile?
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 09:07, Robert Wultsch wrote:
> Under Mail/Newsgroup Account Settings go to local folders. Place your
> mail on a fat32 partition. Set all mozzila's to go to the same place....
>
> Alan Dayley wrote:
>
> > I have a triple boot computer, Win98, Win2k and Red Hat Linux 9. I want Mozilla mail to use the same profile, or at least mail folders, among them all. The goal is to have the mail all in the same place no matter which OS I am running. Each of the OSes have a different default path to the profile and mail folders.
> >
> > Can I do this? Any pointers?
> >

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I guess I'm gonna ruin things by now bottom posting.

This may work but I see nothing but trouble down this path - it may work
but it is likely to explode.

I would heavily recommend the type of thing that I am doing...I have a
box that is just a server - running linux of course. It has a
substantial procmail set of rules to divide the incoming mail and put it
into my personal directory into folders. I used to have it accepting
email for my domain but when I switched to Cox Home account, I had to
switch to retrieving email via fetchmail.

I then use imap from any computer on my network whether it be Macintosh,
Windows or Linux and have access to all the email.

As for the address book, I sync my palm phone (Kyocera 7135) to each
computer.

I also use this server as my central file repository so I have access to
all my files from all the computers as well as a print server. This
allows me to stupidly destroy the OS on any workstation without worrying
about my data.

Craig