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lost windows, can't set up Thunderbird to iMAP logon verification

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everything happens at once. phone and windows computer both died. I want to use IMAP to synchronize my gmail on my RHEL 9 machine, but can't connect with IMAP IMAP is enabled on my gmail, configuration found in Mozilla ISP database when I click done I get the yellow "JavaScript component does not have a method named:"verifyLogon" when calling method: [nsIMsgIncomingServer::verifyLogon] and below that [checking password with a dot moving back and forth. cannot proceed. I also have a lung issue and am on prednisone so my brain is mush. Don't know what all I've tried but it involved changing auth and clearing cookies and setting up with POP3 in the mean time. I'd rather not break anything else while I recover.. I didn't get a verification notice that I recognized in push, sms, or email. Please help. TIA Brian

everything happens at once. phone and windows computer both died. I want to use IMAP to synchronize my gmail on my RHEL 9 machine, but can't connect with IMAP IMAP is enabled on my gmail, configuration found in Mozilla ISP database when I click done I get the yellow "JavaScript component does not have a method named:"verifyLogon" when calling method: [nsIMsgIncomingServer::verifyLogon] and below that [checking password with a dot moving back and forth. cannot proceed. I also have a lung issue and am on prednisone so my brain is mush. Don't know what all I've tried but it involved changing auth and clearing cookies and setting up with POP3 in the mean time. I'd rather not break anything else while I recover.. I didn't get a verification notice that I recognized in push, sms, or email. Please help. TIA Brian
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Figured it out. after setting it up on a different machine successfully, realized it was the installation, and the remove and reinstall had not completely removed everything removed Thunderbird again, then sudo root found all Thunderbird files and renamed, moved, or removed them then reinstalled Thunderbird, and it installed, configured, and synchronized flawlessly. Yay!

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Figured it out. after setting it up on a different machine successfully, realized it was the installation, and the remove and reinstall had not completely removed everything removed Thunderbird again, then sudo root found all Thunderbird files and renamed, moved, or removed them then reinstalled Thunderbird, and it installed, configured, and synchronized flawlessly. Yay!