#FILEMAIL FOR THUNDERBIRD WINDOWS#
For example, you could have a D:\Program Files directory if you booted Windows from drive D. Whether a directory is a valid location depends upon your systems settings. C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Temp.C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\fault\Mail\ (Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and newer).C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\fault\ImapMail\ (Windows XP).Some examples of a valid Local directory path: If you configure it to use a global inbox it uses Mail\Local Folders. For example, if you have a Gmail POP server it typically uses Mail\. The local directory is normally named after a mail server.
The only allowed subdirectories in the profile are Mail, ImapMail and News (and subdirectories within them). It is by the browse button at the bottom of that window. Opera Mail, IMAP, iCloud, AOL, Office 365, Thunderbird, and many more. If the folder name contains special characters used by the operating system (like '*', '\', '/', ':', '?', '>', ' Account Settings -> account name -> Server Settings -> Local directory. Side-by-side comparison of MacSonik Outlook PST Converter (63), Filemail (86). For example your inbox folder would be stored as "inbox.". Thunderbird stores all of the mail for each folder in a file called a mbox file that is named after the folder, with no file extension. Normally you will only run into this problem if you try to change where mail is stored, or you create a folder that has characters that might confuse Thunderbird. Its also possible for an add-on to specify dangerous locations.
For example, a directory where an application is installed or temporary files are stored.
What it is trying to do is check that you aren't storing your data in a directory where an application or the operating system might accidentally delete it. This can cause an alert like " The Local Directory path is not suitable for message storage". Thunderbird (starting with version 24.0) will check whether a local directory used to store your mail, messages headers, and message filters for an account is a safe and valid location.
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