[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > We are shifting one of mail server from qmail to Exchange server > for testing,
... my sympathies. You'll be back. > so how can i forward mails from qmail mail server to Exchange > server. Look at the qmail-remote manual page. http://qmail.geto.net/man/man8/qmail-remote.html If it's just POP mailboxes (not IMAP with subfolders), you can push the messages out using qmail-remote. Below are examples of how to remail messages in people's folders. Your script may not end up being exactly the same, but it should give you an idea as to qhat you need to do. #!/bin/sh PATH=/var/qmail/bin:/home/vpopmail/bin:$PATH # or whatever export PATH REMOTE=NEWSERVER.YOUR.DOMAIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] USERS="[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]" for user in $USERS; do dir=`vuserinfo -d $user` for subdir in new cur; do cd $dir/Maildir/$subdir || continue for msg in *; do qmail-remote $REMOTE $ADMIN $user < $msg done done done If you just have one domain using qmail and not vpopmail, just change directories to the domain and run: #!/bin/sh PATH=/var/qmail/bin:$PATH # or whatever export PATH REMOTE=EXCHANGE.YOUR.DOMAIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] for user in * do for subdir in new cur; do cd $dir/Maildir/$subdir || continue for msg in *; do qmail-remote $REMOTE $ADMIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] < $msg done done done If you need to preserve IMAP subfolders, it gets more complicated. You'd actually have to write (as Jeremy said) a Perl script using Net:IMAP to push the message into their new mailboxes. If it's just a few users, each user can add the new IMAP account and just drag/drop the messages into their new folders. -- Eric Ziegast
