Thanks Mark. This seems to be letting the IMAP client upload all archive mails
to Gmail one by one. I do have a few problems with this.
1. The mails are now on the hosting provided server and we access via their web
interface. No client involved until this point.
2. There's 6G of them!
I've read
Hello James,
I cannot attend the EGM or AGM,
so would like to nominate a proxy.
As I will not be financial by the AGM,
if I enclose a cheque, it can be accepted
or torn up depending on whether SLUG the
NSW Registered Association is wound up or
not.
If I post both, today, to
Secretary,
SLUG
PO B
Hi Ryan, Welcome to the mailing list.
I did a post on my blog about this some time ago, it was between gmail and
gmail apps. But the theory is the same, use imapsync if you have imap on
your existing provider it is script-able which could be helpful;
http://www.morganstorey.com/2008/04/movement-at
How and where are your archives stored?
You can get Gmail apps to connect to a server and pull down any mail that is
sitting there (eg if you use IMAP) easily.
However this might be of use -
http://www.zoliblog.com/2007/10/24/simplified-guide-to-importing-all-your-archive-email-into-gmail/
2011/3
Hi,
I'm new here so if this mail is inappropriate in this list please bear with me.
We have a company website running on an Australian hosting company. Email
service is running on hosting provided sendmail service with a simple web
interface. We're now considering moving our email system to Gmai
