Am 28.03.2011 11:23, schrieb Jorge Bastos: > Hi Paul, > >>> This will bring them back again? >> >> That won't help. Message rows are connected to mailbox rows by >> cascading >> key restraints. If you delete a mailbox (instead of moving it to >> 'trash') it is deleted from the database, taking all messages contained >> therein with it. >> > > Oh I see, > Well... what doesn't have a solution it's already "solutioned" !! > > Do you know any tool that can copy the full IMAP folders & messages in a > increment way to another account?
you should generally think about a backup-strategy we are running a mysql-slave and once per day the salve will be stopped and after making a rsync-copy started again, after the restart he gets the last changes from the master and so we have a really consistent backup in our case this happens on a second machine with fully configured dbmail and the dbmail is using the backup with leaving the slave mysql-datadir in peace this way i can connect eveyr time to a live imap-server with the data from 05:00 AM without stopping anything and doing a imapsync from there when needed
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