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One of my e-mail accounts is POP3 only. This means that having it set up on multiple computers might get confusing. So I deleted it from SeaMonkey on my desktop (Windows Vista) before creating it in Thunderbird on my laptop (Ubuntu 13.10).
However, I can’t create it in Thunderbird. I must have some of the details wrong. I’m pretty confident I’ve got the password right, so something else must be wrong. The e-mail data from SeaMonkey still exists*, however, that seems to contain only the actual e-mails. As far as I can tell, the login data has disappeared. Would it exist anywhere in recoverable format? (I guess the name of the actual mailserver can be inferred from the name of the folder.)
* I backed up the folder SeaMonkey/Profiles/vh64vf7c.default/Mail/mail.iolfree.ie
before I deleted the account; in fact that was unnecessary, as it’s still there even after deletion.
Unless you deleted the profile data for SeaMonkey it still exists on your desktop. – Ramhound – 2013-12-10T11:59:26.893
Yes, I said that. The folder containing the e-mail data still exists. How do I get the actual account settings out of that? I assume they're in there somewhere. – TRiG – 2013-12-14T21:00:44.760
You didn't mention the login details did not exist. You are basically out of luck the data file that contained it no longer exists. – Ramhound – 2013-12-15T05:20:24.130