Took me quite a while to find out how to overcome this problem. Because quite weary restarting the PC.
The keyboard was working fine. Just the mouse. Did not want to take a USB Mouse (matter of not compromising ressources).
Could get it fixed opening a terminal window …
sudo modprobe -rv psmouse
sudo modprobe -v psmouse
Reference :
Thread : I can’t get any PS2 mouse working:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2178803
It s a wonderful world but this world is not perfect.
The PhpMyAdmin installation does not run out of the box (based on Apache, MariaDB, PHP).
PHP installation seems to be fine.
Launching Phpmyadmin nothing happens.
Quite tricky troubleshooting this issue.
The solution I could find here :
https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-phpmyadmin/
The Apache config file has to be edited …
-rw-r–r– 1 root root 7224 Dec 21 2021 apache2.conf
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/apache2 $ sudo chmod 777 apache2.conf
Basically, the fix is to include the following line in the apache config file …
Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
As mentioned on the Pimylifeup website … “This line will include PHPMyAdmin’s configuration and allow it to be loaded in and listened to by Apache.”
-> back to the original permissions
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/apache2 $ sudo chmod 644 apache2.conf
My email provider told me that I would not get my mail (POP3) no more, because Outlook does not support the TLS 1.1 version.
So good bye Outlook, hello Thunderbird, but … I still want to have access to all my messages. This is not an easy task.
There are several websites proposing a solution :
https://www.freeviewer.org/blog/import-outlook-mail-to-thunderbird/
But they want me to buy a special application. Not interested in doing that because I got no more than two PST files to convert and then I am done.
I already knew that there is a tool to convert PST files to a mbox format …
It is the libpst Utilities …
https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/libraries/libpst/
“libpst” is a MS Outlook Personal Folders converter. The libpst project includes a library and a set of utilities to decode
and convert MS Outlook PST files. The tool I need is readpst for to convert PST files to mbox and other formats
Further information can be found here :
https://www.kali.org/tools/libpst/
First the utilities have to be installed ..
sudo apt install pst-utils
Then the mailbox conversion has to be performed
$ readpst -u 1.pst
Now that I have converted the data file to the mbox format I was looking for a way to import the file to the Thunderbird application
The decisive hint came from …
For to import to Thunderbird the “ImportExportTools NG” can be used· It is completely free.
(https://www.bitrecover.com/blog/import-mbox-to-thunderbird/ is recommending the Thunderbird import wizard – This is also a software I would have to pay for …).
The setback of this method is when importing the mbox formatted data there are many folders with the foldername mbox created , for instance …
mbox123
mbox147
mbox111
mbox132
etc.
That means … the “ImportExportTools NG” does not keep the namens of the Outlook folders. It puts “mbox” there followed by a number.
After the migration I have to change the name of these folders,there are nearly one hundred folders to be renamed so there is quite a lot of work to be done.
At a certain point I have been worried about where to find the storage place of my mailbox.
That s not hard to find with a right click on the inbox, it appears as …
/home/pi/.thunderbird/togys4ze.default-default/Mail/pop.gmx.net/Inbox.sbd
