Note: no error message, just a box with broken image where image should beĢ. Blocks images in emails that we have given Thunderbird permission to show. Kaspersky Internet Security 18.0.0.405 (c)ġ. I did reply to two other topics but I feel these three problems need to be addressed on one thread. Here is the thread I started on the KIS forum.
I suppose this problem is solved as far as Thunderbird is concerned because the problem is caused by Kaspersky Internet Security 2018. I can think of more suggestions but the reasons may vary and lots of them are included in the other question, so please see if that is useful first.
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You could also try the code given for the Error Console and test, but be sure to use a remote image location that uses http and does not redirect to https, and an https one for the other.
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That would indicate the issue is in your Thunderbird profile and not caused by security software or another reason. Given that you wrote they did work earlier, I would create another ] as a test and set up the account there to see what happens. You could quickly try disabling any firewall/security software to see if that helps. Could you read that and see if it is of any help?
The issue reminds me of that eventually got no clear solution, but it was certificate and https related. The links will display as links allright - you should test with an email containing inserted images that are located on a remote URL. msf file in the profile’s subtrees, but it’s best to stick with the proper folder only. When in doubt, a search for the most recent Inbox file based on timestamps would help, or just removing ''any''. Nevertheless, I would not do so yet and first make sure the previous steps were performed on the right folder. That could be tested by sending an email to yourself with links for images residing on an http and an https URL. msf file in the profile’s subtrees, but it’s best to stick with the proper folder only.Ĭan you recall what happened to make the images not display? They never did, or did you block them in some way? If they never did, there may be an issue related to http and https content. When in doubt, a search for the most recent Inbox file based on timestamps would help, or just removing any.
I think it did not, as repairing isn’t similar to removing. msf file, but I forgot if that fixed the image issue for me when I had it. Index files will just be rebuilt automatically - the only drawbacks are losing such flag info if any, and a little time to rebuild which can be a number of minutes if the Inbox’s content is large.Ĭome to think of it: you could also try right-clicking the affected Inbox, choosing Properties and clicking Repair folder, which would rebuild the. When new mail was retrieved after removing the file (even if reindexing had taken place and the new file would be larger than 0 bytes, i.e. It may be too soon to move the file back, unless the associated Inbox file has the same older timestamp in case no new mail is retrieved, but it may be best not to and I would not risk it. You would find out when selecting any other Inbox in Thunderbird now if it is still available - the folder chosen in the file explorer could even be an outdated folder for a no longer valid account, or for a changed server name. If not, you may have removed another Inbox.msf file. If you moved the proper file (since you may have more Inbox and Inbox.msf files for several accounts / Inboxes), I would expect the indexing process to start as soon as you select the Inbox after starting Thunderbird, as well as the new Inbox.msf file to be larger than 0 bytes as a result when there is at least one message in the Inbox. Are you sure you (re)moved the proper file for the proper account (with a recent timestamp probably)? Also: did Thunderbird start re-indexing when selecting the affected Inbox?
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