Winning Line of Effort

  1. Install latest Thunderbird
  2. Install net-tools – in order to be able to run netstat command
  3. sudo netstat -plant | grep 80   –  to see what is hanging out on port 80
  4. Saw nginx on port 80
  5. sudo systemctl stop nginx
  6. this time when I entered the credentials and gave permissions there were no problems and setup completed

 

Process Notes

  1. Installed latest version as of 7/14/2024 – has problem allowing me to give permissions for the various services on Google.
  2. Tried downloading v91.1.2 from Research Link #1 below – would not install due to dependency issues.
  3. Tried downloading v91.1.2 from Research Link #2 below – program lit up but had same sort of issue "Secure connection failed" – this looked like same issue as with newest version step #2
  4. How to install Thunderbird with Terminal  –  sudo apt install thunderbird

 

 

Research Links

  1. Index of /ubuntu/pool/main/t/thunderbird   See: Process Note 2: Tried downloading v91.1.2 from Research Link #1 below – would not install due to dependency issues. 
  2. Index of /pub/thunderbird/releases/91.1.2/linux-x86_64/en-US/  – See Process Note #3
  3. WINNING LINK:  Thunderbird login to Gmail with OAuth2 fails with "secure connection failed" – how to complete the login?      One guy had Apache2 another had nginx both caused the problem

 

Ancillary Links

 

 

Bug in Latest Version of Thunderbird:   V115.12.0   Help Request: Want to install v91.1.2 – v115 is buggy

  1. When I hit sent receive up pops the prompt for the account credentials of the 1st image.   I OK the access requested
  2. Up pops the 2nd window shown below in which only am I not given the option to press ahead in spite of "possible risk ahead"  I can not edit the URL in the address bar.

  

 

Help Results

You will have to download thunderbird-dbg from the repository you linked to BEFORE you can install Thunderbird itself. You may find there are other things you'll need to track down too.

A better bet would be to get it from https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/thunderbird/releases/91.1.2/linux-x86_64/. Choose the language you want and click that then thunderbird-91.1.2.tar.bz2. That is a tar achieve file so when it's downloaded open it and you'll find a folder called thunderbird. Copy that wherever you like. To run it either open that folder with your file manager and click the file called thunderbird. You can also add a custom launcher for it to your menu and/or panel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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