Copying Thunderbird messages to external drive
TBird 102.2.1 - just updated . . . and discovered that doing so caused several folder modifications I had just completed in the previous version disappeared. Really, really helpful . . . not.
Was in the midst of copying email files/messages to an external drive; 3/4 of the way through, in checking the "finished product" over there on the external, I discovered that -- regardless of what date the email had originally, TBird was changing all of the message dates to today's! That's really, really useful . . . I guess . . . in someone else's reality. My reality is that when I'm backing up email messages I have a reasonable expectation that they will each accurately reflect everything associated with the original(s).
So: How does one tell TBird to leave the original date(s) alone and copy the message(s) intact?
Guess it's now looking as if I will have to start this process all over -- and attempt to not seriously begrudge a program that makes such an unwarranted and unexpected change . . .
Thanks for any helpful information; appreciated.
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Duplicate posting of the same question is not helpful. Please refrain for doing so. I replied on your https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1388159#answer-1531257
That there is an open bug from a decade ago really suggest that there is nothing anyone in support can do to offer you anything but to inform you it is a know issue.
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