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Thanks for your help.
The "kludge" worked fine. I later went through the registry and changed
any entries from c:\imail to d:\imail and all appears to be
working.
THis is a kludge but should work. You will need
to export the whole Imail registry hive to a .reg file. This is a plain ASCII
text file. Open this in a non-formatting text editor (notepad for instance)
and do a search and replace for all the drive changes. Then merge the
resulting file back into the registry. I would keep a copy of the original,
non-edited one just in case something goes awry. After the merge open your
registry and confirm the changes by starting at the top of the registry and
searching for the original drive spec.
Eric S
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 8:55
PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] C: to D: -
Relocating Imail
Hi All:
After I stop all
services using the iMail Administrator, I plan to do a copy of all folders
and files from the C: partition to the D: partition to gain an extra 8 Gig
of space on the server hard drive. I would then re-path all
the host domain locations to D: and all the Imail paths to D: in the
Administrator.
Does this sound like a
plan. Perhaps someone else has done this. Will it
work????
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