(In reply to 5crambler from comment #70) > When activating TB logging it starts cross-writing to/from Firefox! An accurate response requires knowing exactly what you specified, and where, to create your logging. But I will try to help - I have dealt with this in the past. Disclaimer, it was a long ttime ago, so ... Regarding Firefox and log files, assuming Windows: * Do not specify logging variables as global variables in Windows (you probably didn't, because the wiki page doesn't offer that information) - specify them only in the shell in which you start Thunderbird. * You may not be able to delete log files that are in use, but you can copy them. And you might be able rename them. * If you still have trouble managing log files, just shut down Firefox. * In Firefox do about:logging and click "stop logging" - whether this will help or not I am not sure * Try starting Firefox before you set the Thunderbird variables
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(In reply to 5crambler from comment #70) > When activating TB logging it starts cross-writing to/from Firefox! An accurate response requires knowing exactly what you specified, and where, to create your logging. But I will try to help - I have dealt with this in the past. Disclaimer, it was a long ttime ago, so ... Regarding Firefox and log files, assuming Windows: 1. Do not specify logging variables as global variables in Windows (you probably didn't, because the wiki page doesn't offer that information) - specify them only in the shell in which you start Thunderbird. 2. You may not be able to delete log files that are in use, but you can copy them. And you might be able rename them. 3. If you still have trouble managing log files, just shut down Firefox. 4. In Firefox do about:logging and click "stop logging" - whether this will help or not I am not sure 5. Try starting Firefox before you set the Thunderbird variables