Re: [vchkpw] [OT] mbox to Maildir programs

2003-09-24 Thread Rick Macdougall
Hi,

I use http://perfectmaildir.home-dn.net/

I've done about 8 sendmail to qmail conversions with it.  I even wrote a 
small backend to it to read through a list of users for a vpopmail 
domain and pass the information on to the above program.

Just finished one this morning, it converted about 1.5 gigs of user 
mbox's to Maildir's in about 2 minutes.

Rick

Charles Sprickman wrote:

Hi,

I've been googling for some time on this, and I'd like some feedback from
someone who has perhaps already moved a large number of accounts from mbox
to Maildir as part of a migration to vpopmail.
My favorite so far is "mb2md":

http://www.gerg.ca/hacks/mb2md

This one does almost everything.  It puts correct dates on all the
messages as it goes, retains read/unread flags, doesn't delete the
original mbox without telling you (oops), sets mtime on each message, and
more.
The downside, it's really slow.  It uses python, and calls formail on
every message.  It looks like doing a conversion using this, even on very
fast hardware would take many hours based on my quick tests of
moderate-sized mailboxes.
Can anyone suggest something similar that's more efficient?  The above
features are important to me to try and make this move as transparent as
possible to the userbase.
Thanks,

Charles





[vchkpw] [OT] mbox to Maildir programs

2003-09-24 Thread Charles Sprickman
Hi,

I've been googling for some time on this, and I'd like some feedback from
someone who has perhaps already moved a large number of accounts from mbox
to Maildir as part of a migration to vpopmail.

My favorite so far is "mb2md":

http://www.gerg.ca/hacks/mb2md

This one does almost everything.  It puts correct dates on all the
messages as it goes, retains read/unread flags, doesn't delete the
original mbox without telling you (oops), sets mtime on each message, and
more.

The downside, it's really slow.  It uses python, and calls formail on
every message.  It looks like doing a conversion using this, even on very
fast hardware would take many hours based on my quick tests of
moderate-sized mailboxes.

Can anyone suggest something similar that's more efficient?  The above
features are important to me to try and make this move as transparent as
possible to the userbase.

Thanks,

Charles