By default, all mailboxes are exported. If you want to export a
specific tree, you can do one of two things:
dbmail-export -m "Mail/Box/Tree" -r
it will then export Mail/Box/Tree and everything below it, e.g. Mail/
Box/Tree/Something/Else. This should be clearly documented already in
the man page and dbmail-export -h.
Or:
dbmail-export -m "Mail/*/Tree*"
it will then export all mailboxes beginning with Tree or in
subdirectories below Tree, two levels below Mail, regardless of the
name of the folder in between. For example. This is actually not
documented, however it does work nicely.
Cheers!
Aaron
On Mar 31, 2008, at 5:07 PM, List Receiver wrote:
I'm trying to use dbmail-export to dump data from all mailboxes that
a user has access to. I need to use a search string to refine the
exported results, so dbmail-export claims I have to use the -m
switch to define which mailbox it should look in. I have looked
around, but I don't see a way to specify "*" or some other wildcard
character to get it to look in all mailboxes. What's the trick?
TIA
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