Thunderbird gives " Not enough disk space " alert, after trying to download more emails ( Win 7, 64 bit )
Solution 1
Thunderbird may have a limit of 4 G Byte maximum folder size. It appears that they have tried to remove the limit, but it may not be 100% successful. This will definitely still have a 4 G Byte limit if the operating system is 32-bit.
The clue seems to be telling you to delete your old email and compact your mail folders. This would imply that it is a Thunderbird file size issue not a disk space issue.
Solution 2
I use Thunderbird in an organization and manage it.
First you create a folder with any name. After this, select your mails, right click and then copy your mails to the created folder. After the copying completes, go to your emails folder and delete the inbox and inbox.msf
files, and your emails should be downloading then.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Nothehi almost 2 years
this is my
asset
folder structure:pubspec.yaml
contents:where that I use icon:
everything is right but I don't know why still it doesn't work:
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Admin over 10 yearsYou can check this for appropriate solution: askubuntu.com/questions/190949/…
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Jahidul Islam over 2 yearsJust try with flutter clean and re-run
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Josteve over 2 yearsflutter pub get and re-run.
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Reda Taha over 2 yearsThe Main Version of Flutter Does Not Support SVG
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Nothehi over 2 yearsI tried flutter clean and it's worked, thanks @JahidulIslam. but if I add a new icon do I have to do it again?
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Jahidul Islam over 2 yearsOnly for the first time, you just need to do it
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mhoran_psprep over 10 yearsI see from another comment you are using W7, but is it 32bit or 64bit?
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James C over 10 yearsIt is 64 bit OS.
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Mason over 10 yearsHmmm, it seems that after compacting, Thunderbird only downloaded some old mails and then started to download new mails. It is strange but still solves the problem. Mason
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Ale almost 9 yearsHowever, Thunderbird for Windows is only distributed as a 32-bit executable, so probably the 64-bit OS makes no difference.
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vrms almost 3 yearsdo you do this inside TB, or inside the file browser in the TB profile?