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Checking the version of Thunderbird

The Thunderbird installation from source code

The Thunderbird installation from a repository

The Thunderbird configuration by GUI

The Thunderbird configuration by configuration files

Thunderbird supports IPv6 from version 1.0

To check Thunderbird version type following command:
thunderbird -version

To install Thunderbird from source code - download it from the official vendor site: www.mozilla.org/pl/thunderbird/

Unpack the downloaded content using a command:
tar xvjf name_of_dowloaded_thunderbird.tar.bz2
Vendor shared the compiled version. Tu run program type:
./thundebird
 
To install Thunderbird server from a repository, type as a superuser in the command line:
- for debian-like systems:
apt-get install thunderbird
- for redhat-like systems:
yum install thunderbird
- for suse systems:
zypper install thunderbird
 
 
To configure Thunderbird with GUI go to Edit -> Preferences and then choose Advanced:
 
 
Next click on Config Editor:
 
There should be line such as below - double clikck and change the value to false:
 
 
 
To configure Thunderbird from configuration files, find a configuration file with variable network.dns.disableIPv6 in Thunderbird directory. To do so type a command:
find / -iname *js | xargs grep  network.dns.disableIPv6 -sl

The result should look similar to this:
Edit file and change value to valse. The line should look as follows:
pref(" network.dns.disableIPv6", false); 
 
 

 

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