Hi Morgan, * Morgan Pugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Thursday, September 2, 2004, 9:28:42 PM:
> In all it took me 7 minutes to create all the folders and import > the e-mail into Outlook Express and then Outlook 2003. As I said if > you have a very complex folder setup it will take longer but it isn't > an impossible task and it shouldn't take you more than an hour no > matter how complex your setup is. Sorry, it may not be that easy for everybody else. I have about 350000 Mails in about 100 Folders in about 10 accounts. I just did some testing: - I can export 1100 Mails per minute to .eml files on the same disc, with virus-scanner running. (This would take about 6 hours of babysitting TB to get my mails out.) - If I choose a unix mailbox, switch of virus-scanning (shouldn't do that, really), and choose a different disc than the one TB runs on, I can push this to 8000 mails per minute. (This would still take well over an hour of babysitting TB.) BTW, CPU-usage of TB seems to be the bottleneck here. So, thats for the record, for everybody who is interested. I am interested in getting my mail over into a linux-imap-server running on maildir-mailstorage. Anybody got a clue on how to do this without much (any?) handwork? (Doesn't matter if it takes a week, would leave the machine running when I am in my holidays *g*) (Specs of my test: Athlon 1,2Ghz, 768MB ram, 36gb u2w scsi discs, Mailsample was last years archive of postfix-users-ml, 80000 mails of 300Mb total) Timo ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.00.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
