Yes, will break the UIDL structure in the finished mailbox in most cases. Not a good thing to do

Eric S
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Ben,

I use the DOS/CMD "copy" command to append the old mailbox file to the new one, e.g.

copy /b d:\imail\newpath\main.mbx + d:\imail\oldpath\main.mbx

Then delete main.srt and main.uid from the new mailbox path.
They are rebuilt automatically the next time the new mailbox is accessed.
If everything works, then delete the old mailbox.

List cracks: Any objections against this procedure?

Marius
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Subject: [IMail Forum] How to forward entire mailbox



We have a couple of cases where we need to forward an entire mailbox. The usual scenario is that a client loses an employee. The employee's mailbox continues to collect mail until it's full. Then somebody notices, and we setup automatic forwarding. In the meanwhile, there are all those messages sitting in that full mailbox. We need an easy way to foward an entire mailbox to a different mail address (usually in the same domain name). One possibility is to rename the main file and then copy it over to the folder for the new address. However, that seems pretty crude and really only works if they're using IMAP.

We're using IMail 7.15. Any ideas?

Ben

BC Web




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