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Afterwards you will be able to see the debug messages in the error console (Tools Menu → Error Console). To be sure you are getting all messages it is advisable to restart the application after setting the preference. | Afterwards you will be able to see the debug messages in the error console (Tools Menu → Error Console). To be sure you are getting all messages it is advisable to restart the application after setting the preference. | ||
Now you may want to know how to copy out more than one message at a time. There are two ways to do this. The more user-friendly method is to use the [https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/console²/ Console²] extension, which will let you copy out more messages at once. After installing, just visit the error console again and you will see an option to save the log messages to a text file. | |||
The second option is to set the <tt>XRE_CONSOLE_LOG</tt> environment variable, this is meant for users that know their way around the terminal. For example, under Linux or Mac you would enter <tt>export XRE_CONSOLE_LOG=/path/to/logfile</tt> and then start Thunderbird from that terminal window. The Windows equivalent is <tt>set XRE_CONSOLE_LOG=C:\path\to\logfile</tt>. | |||
==I want to stay up to date on all GData Provider bugs!== | ==I want to stay up to date on all GData Provider bugs!== |
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