I have been able to get the "Migrate" tool to work, and I appear to
have successfully saved my IMAP mailbox to a local file. I now have
two further questions:
How can I tell Mahogany that I want to browse the mail in this
file as if it were a server? I tried creating a new "local mailbox" folder
in the folder tree, setting the filename to the exported mailbox, but
that seemed to have no effect. What I want to do is be able to browse
the messages I have exported EXACTLY as I would browse them on
the remote server.
Is there any way to update my local copy rather than re-dumping
everything? What I would like to do is make a local copy to free up
space on the remote server. However, I'd like to be able to update this
local copy, adding new messages from the server.
More generally, I still don't really understand what in the world
it means to do "create folder" and then try to create a local mailbox. As
far as I can tell, no actual file is created anywhere -- certainly not in
the directory where I said it SHOULD create the file. What does the
"local mailbox" option actually DO?
Also, the help window for Mahogany is still modal -- it won't let
me look back at the main Mahogany window. I reported this bug
earlier but it is still present.
--
--Brendan Barnwell
"Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is
no path, and leave a trail."
--author unknown
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