I agree, and I've seen the same issue with the local client falling over
when we try that. At this point I'm just trying to solve a problem that I
got brought into late in the process.
Part of the reason for the original posting is that I feel like I'm
missing some documentation, besides the source code, that might have
additional information beyond the man page. I may be wrong, but I just
want to confirm that one way or the other.
thanx
-jmck
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Carnegie Mellon University (412) 268-5141
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On Fri, 1 Jun 2012, Mabry Tyson wrote:
When people do this at my site, I just have them create IMAP folders
and then just COPY the messages within their mail reader from their
local folders to their IMAP folders. (I don't use "move" because I have
run into problems (probably in their mail client) trying to move 1000s
of messages at once.)
On 6/1/12 6:13 AM, Jim McKinney wrote:
Hi,
We have a user who has been storing their thunderbird mail in local
files on their PC and has recently seen the light and would like to move
them to our IMAP server so that they are available from all locations
and don't have to be moved every time they upgrade their machine. We
have exported the folders to mbox format and I've been trying to use
mailutil to upload the messages to our server. Unfortunately I've run
into a couple of issues that I haven't found the right magic to resolve.
...
Many thanks in advance!
thanx
-jmck
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