On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 14:29 +0100, Gavin Henry wrote:

> Does anyone now if it's possible to export your message filters?

If you refer to the client-side filters of squirrelmail, they are stored
in the user's preferences. So if your purpose is to back up the filters
in case something goes wrong, you can simply get the data/*.pref files
or the sql database preferences data.

If you wish to re-import them later on, then it would be a matter of
getting the relevant prefs back to the user's Squirrelmail data.

If you use another server-side filtering solution, then the concept is
the same, but on the IMAP side - copying sieve or procmail files etc.

HTH.
Alexandros.



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