> On Tue, 2005-04-12 at 07:38 +0200, Rob van Eerd wrote: > >> Hi there, >> >> I used to be the Chairman of a local Scubadiving Club and now someone >> else >> has volunteered to take over this role. >> Now I need to store 2,5 years of valuable E-Mails in such a way that >> also >> Windows users can reference it. > > > This is the hardest requirement. I would suggest you store it on an > IMAP server somewhere, which supports multiple client access > (read-only?), and let them access it that way. Or on an NNTP server is > another option. > > Anything 'local' will be harder to distribute to multiple clients, let > alone different architectures. > > >> I Just migrated from Evolution 1.something (FC2) to 2.something (FC3, I >> do >> not have the machine at hand to check versions) meaning I have the data >> in >> both the 1.x folders and the newer 2.x format. > > Again, it is the windows end which is the harder thing to account for. > I guess it depends on if a server isn't a possible option, and what > formats windows clients support. > > >> What's the best way to achieve this?
Thanks for this info. I already supposed this would be a difficult one. However it's not necessary to access this information with mail-clients etc. It's just that we need this info. I'd like to store the info of the mails in some Flat-/Word-/OpenOffice-/HTML-type-files so I can put them on a CD. (References to) Attachments could be stored in some type of document-/directory-structure. Any further Ideas? Cheers, Rob. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
