Nicolas KOWALSKI wrote:
Michael Menge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mailutil seems to be fast, but at the moment it don't copy the
flags. which option do i need for this?
I forgot this. We did not migrate the user-defined flags of mailboxes.
Perhaps imapsync can do it ?
Thanks for the info, p
Michael Menge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> mailutil seems to be fast, but at the moment it don't copy the
> flags. which option do i need for this?
I forgot this. We did not migrate the user-defined flags of mailboxes.
Perhaps imapsync can do it ?
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Nicolas
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Nicolas KOWALSKI wrote:
Michael Menge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi,
Hello,
Is ther a way to make imapsync run faster ore are there faster
Programs?
I migrated from uw-imapd to Cyrus with the "mailutil" tool coming with
the uw-imapd distribution. As long as your uw mailboxes do not conta
Michael Menge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
Hello,
> Is ther a way to make imapsync run faster ore are there faster
> Programs?
I migrated from uw-imapd to Cyrus with the "mailutil" tool coming with
the uw-imapd distribution. As long as your uw mailboxes do not contain
"garbage" (messages w
Quoting Michael Menge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I was testig imapsync to migrate from UW-Imap to Cyrus.
It seems to have very usefull options for renaming Folders. But i
only got 100k/sec. Even running 5 processes of imapsync i got little
over 100kB/s in the summ. Imapsync seemed to consume m
Hi,
I was testig imapsync to migrate from UW-Imap to Cyrus.
It seems to have very usefull options for renaming Folders. But i only
got 100k/sec. Even running 5 processes of imapsync i got little over
100kB/s in the summ. Imapsync seemed to consume much cputime and was
faster by handling large
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Hagedorn wrote:
we just did a migration of 30,000 users this past weekend. Our approach
was not to try to do it perfect, but only "good enough". All we did
automatically was to copy the users' inboxes, not their personal
mailfolders. We give them tools to do that themse
For the sake of completeness:
http://acs-wiki.andrew.cmu.edu/twiki/bin/view/Cyrus/MboxCyrusMigration
Those are the notes and scripts I used/wrote to migrate 35,000 mailboxes
(including non-INBOX mailboxes, somewhat successfully) to Cyrus. The
process took about 10 hours for 80GB of mail.
I loo
One thing that bite me when migrating from mbox to Cyrus was POP3 UIDL.
Are you currently serving mail thru POP3, and do you plan to use POP3
with Cyrus ? If yes, it is important to note that the way other POP3
daemon calculate and store the UIDL values is different that Cyrus. If
you have an
Hi,
I'm in the process of moving from UW imap to Cyrus Imap. Somewhere in
my reading up on the compile/install/configure process I could have
sworn that I saw something about some scripts that can be used to
transfer my existing mbox mail folders into Cyrus. Unfortuantely, now
that I'm actually
Andrew J Caird said:
> Dwight,
> I'm starting a similar project, and have looked at several of the tools
> that are out there - if you check the archives for this list for that last
> two or three weeks in January 04, you'll see a discussion of this.
>
> Based on my very limited testing, mailu
Dwight,
I'm starting a similar project, and have looked at several of the tools
that are out there - if you check the archives for this list for that last
two or three weeks in January 04, you'll see a discussion of this.
Based on my very limited testing, mailutil from the UW IMAP/Pine
distrib
Dwight Tovey wrote:
Hello all
I'm in the process of moving from UW imap to Cyrus Imap. Somewhere in my
reading up on the compile/install/configure process I could have sworn
that I saw something about some scripts that can be used to transfer my
existing mbox mail folders into Cyrus. Unfortuant
Hello all
I'm in the process of moving from UW imap to Cyrus Imap. Somewhere in my
reading up on the compile/install/configure process I could have sworn
that I saw something about some scripts that can be used to transfer my
existing mbox mail folders into Cyrus. Unfortuantely, now that I'm
act
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