Lightning 1.0pre latest Nightly
brian
message, 'the calendar might refer to unknown timezones. Please install
latest calendar-timezones.xpi'. Can't find this in add-ons. Also, in
Lightning preferences there are no timezones available in the drop down
list.
Brian
Jens Müller
Same here ...
Martin Freitag
regards
Martin
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Jens Müller
> brian schrieb:
>> > Installed latest nightly, build 20091103030836 and getting error
>> > message, 'the calendar might refer to unknown timezones. Please install
>> > latest calendar-timezones.xpi'. Can't find this in add-ons. Also, in
>> > Lightning preferences there are no timezones available in the drop down
>> > list.
> <http://www.nadelundhirn.de/krams/exten/index.php?path=langpack%2F2009-08-04/>
>
"Timezone Definitions for Mozilla Calendar 1.2009f could not be
installed because it is not compatible with Shredder 3.0pre."
Martin Freitag
Shredder? Die timezones sind für Sunbird/Lightning oder macht man das in
Thunderbird so? o_0
Martin Freitag
> Jens Müller schrieb:
>> On 03.11.2009 16:50, Martin Freitag wrote:
>>> brian schrieb:
>>>>> Installed latest nightly, build 20091103030836 and getting error
>>>>> message, 'the calendar might refer to unknown timezones. Please install
>>>>> latest calendar-timezones.xpi'. Can't find this in add-ons. Also, in
>>>>> Lightning preferences there are no timezones available in the drop down
>>>>> list.
>>> <http://www.nadelundhirn.de/krams/exten/index.php?path=langpack%2F2009-08-04/>
>>>
>>
>> "Timezone Definitions for Mozilla Calendar 1.2009f could not be
>> installed because it is not compatible with Shredder 3.0pre."
Whoops I'm sorry, English:
Shredder? The timezones are for Sunbird/Lightning or is it normal to
install
them into Thunderbird? o_0
Martin
mozrob
> brian schrieb:
>> Installed latest nightly, build 20091103030836 and getting error
>> message, 'the calendar might refer to unknown timezones. Please install
>> latest calendar-timezones.xpi'. Can't find this in add-ons. Also, in
>> Lightning preferences there are no timezones available in the drop down
>> list.
> <http://www.nadelundhirn.de/krams/exten/index.php?path=langpack%2F2009-08-04/>
>
> regards
> Martin
I don't find time to update nadelundhirn.de at the moment, so the .xpi
might be outdated and not compatible with current versions of Shredder.
Packages now go directly to sunbird-kalender.de:
http://www.sunbird-kalender.de/nightly/calendar-timezones.xpi
Last builds are from 2009-10-28, so this one should work.
Regards
Robert
Stefan Sitter
Jens Müller
> Martin Freitag schrieb:
>> > Jens Müller schrieb:
>>> >> On 03.11.2009 16:50, Martin Freitag wrote:
>>>> >>> brian schrieb:
>>>>>> >>>>> Installed latest nightly, build 20091103030836 and getting error
>>>>>> >>>>> message, 'the calendar might refer to unknown timezones. Please install
>>>>>> >>>>> latest calendar-timezones.xpi'. Can't find this in add-ons. Also, in
>>>>>> >>>>> Lightning preferences there are no timezones available in the drop down
>>>>>> >>>>> list.
>>>> >>> <http://www.nadelundhirn.de/krams/exten/index.php?path=langpack%2F2009-08-04/>
>>>> >>>
>>> >>
>>> >> "Timezone Definitions for Mozilla Calendar 1.2009f could not be
>>> >> installed because it is not compatible with Shredder 3.0pre."
>
> Whoops I'm sorry, English:
> Shredder? The timezones are for Sunbird/Lightning or is it normal to
> install
> them into Thunderbird? o_0
What I am supposed to install where?
How do I install something "into Lightning"?
Jens Müller
> I don't find time to update nadelundhirn.de at the moment, so the .xpi
> might be outdated and not compatible with current versions of Shredder.
>
> Packages now go directly to sunbird-kalender.de:
> http://www.sunbird-kalender.de/nightly/calendar-timezones.xpi
> Last builds are from 2009-10-28, so this one should work.
Thanks, works in latestt Shredder nightly.
Stefan Sitter
You don't have to install anything. It is an error in Lightning that
is fixed in the next nightly build.
In fact, installing that timezone extension into Thunderbird might
be harmful because you won't see future updates from the timezone
database that is included in Lightning itself. If you install this
extension in Thunderbird you need to update this extension manually
by coping it from Sunbird.
Jens Müller
>>
>> What I am supposed to install where?
>>
>> How do I install something "into Lightning"?
>
> You don't have to install anything. It is an error in Lightning that is
> fixed in the next nightly build.
>
> In fact, installing that timezone extension into Thunderbird might be
> harmful because you won't see future updates from the timezone database
> that is included in Lightning itself. If you install this extension in
> Thunderbird you need to update this extension manually by coping it from
> Sunbird.
I'll remove it tomorrow once I have the new nightly ...
brian
Brian
brian
Brian
farchu
I installed nightly and downloaded lighting
but i still get the error calendar-timezones.xpi missing
any ideas?