happy to create MH mail stores for you.
I did this for over 10 years while using (ex)mh and before switching
to Gnus. Oh, and there's no need to know about imap:// URLs with
fetchmail. You just point it at the correct server and port and it
does it's thing.
--
Seeya,
Paul
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 12:27:31PM -0400, Bill McGonigle wrote:
On Aug 29, 2008, at 12:09, Michael ODonnell wrote:
...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server
I've known folks to use this program:
I just noticed that for any of my email folders Thunderbird will
report an URL of the form:
imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pathName
...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server, hopefully
into a local hierarchy whose
The uw-imap project had a set of tools that would pull files from an imap
server to a local store (standard(???) mbox?). Once there, MH has tools.
fetchmail can pull from an imap server too. You could use procmail to
create your MH folders.
The big if here is working with Exchange :-)
On Fri,
On Aug 29, 2008, at 12:09, Michael ODonnell wrote:
...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server
I've known folks to use this program:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/imapcopy/
to move users off of Exchange, as well
Michael ODonnell writes:
I just noticed that for any of my email folders Thunderbird will
report an URL of the form:
imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pathName
...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server, hopefully
