I did a good job of documenting most everything else I did, but I can't find my reference for turning off the IMAP TLS. I figured it was either a limitation of Piler or x2007 and just went with it. I didn't try to prove that one otherwise.
-- Regards, Stephen R. Risinger . Systems Administrator -----Original Message----- From: Janos SUTO [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 2:53 PM To: Piler User <[email protected]> Subject: RE: pilerimport Syntax for importing from Exchange with impersonation because readpst skips many messages On 2015-07-21 23:43, [email protected] wrote: > Joern, > > Here's how I did ours. Granted, it's an Exchange 2007 box, so YMMV. > > add-mailboxpermission username -AccessRights FullAccess -user > superuser pilerimport -i mail.domain.com -u > domain.com/superuser/username -p superpassword -x 'Junk E-mail','RSS > Feeds','Sync Issues','Inbox/Helpdesk','INBOX/Helpdesk','RSS > Feeds/Microsoft at Home','RSS Feeds/Microsoft at Work,' > remove-mailboxpermission username -AccessRights FullAccess -user > superuser > > Remember to replace 'username' with your email user (no @domain > necessary), 'superuser' with your import user, and 'superpassword' > with your import user's password, and 'domain.com' with your domain. I > left the '-x' flag in for example exclusions. Be sure the IMAP service > is running and that TLS is turned off while you do this. thank you, Steve. I've added this info to the import manual page. Btw. why should tls be disabled? pilerimport is able to handle encrypted connections. Janos
