> After getting advice from various people I tried imapsync, as I was
> moving one mailbox to another within cyrus environment on the same machine.
> So far everything went ok; however only one problem I encountered - I
> required the passwords of both set of accounts. As I will be dealing
> with
Email is
transferred, password doesn’t
change.
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> Ah yeah this is good, too. I didn't think of that in my response. This way
> you don't need to distribute new passwords.
Yeah, sorry about that. In our situation, we're changing the password hash, so
we've got to change them.
John
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Subject: Re: imap transfer
A solution to this is a
script setup like this:
- external file with
username_src,known_password_src,username_dest
rsday, September 01, 2005 2:40 PM
To: Sujit Choudhury
Cc: Sujit Choudhury; info-cyrus@lists.andrew.cmu.edu
Subject: Re: imap transfer
> After getting advice from various people I tried imapsync, as I was
> moving one mailbox to another within cyrus environment on the same
machine.
> So far e
A solution to this is a script setup like this:
- external file with
username_src,known_password_src,username_dest,known_password_dest
- cycle through file
- login to ldap on src account
- save current encrypted password
- change password to SHA or MD5 enc version of passw
After getting advice from various people I tried imapsync, as I was
moving one mailbox to another within cyrus environment on the same machine.
So far everything went ok; however only one problem I encountered - I
required the passwords of both set of accounts. As I will be dealing
with 400+ ac
I have now managed to download imapsync. As I will be transferring mail
from one account to another account within the "SAME" server, do I need
to use the passwords of the accounts (which are not available to us)?
I can do it as cyrus user hopefully?
I am asking this question because I am deali
Simon Matter wrote:
> You could just move the content of the old mailbox to a subfolder of the
> new mailbox, reconstruct should do the rest.
IIRC, that depends what version of Cyrus he's running. Older
reconstructs had a bug where the mailboxes.db entries would not get
created when using the -rf
You may try "deliver".
a line like :
/opt/cyrus/bin/deliver $dest < message
iterated over the messages,where $dest stands for the destination
mailbox name, should do the trick.
It must be run as the cyrus user
I tried that only to copy inbox to inbox
You may check "man deliver" for further detai
On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 13:37 +0100, Sujit Choudhury wrote:
> The problem is little simpler. we have two accounts - one current, the
> other one is an old one.
> The idea is to migrate the mail from old one to the current one and
> expunge the old account at some future date. However the user has
> The problem is little simpler. we have two accounts - one current, the
> other one is an old one.
> The idea is to migrate the mail from old one to the current one and
> expunge the old account at some future date. However the user has only
> access to the current account, no access to the old
Sujit Choudhury wrote:
The problem is little simpler. we have two accounts - one current,
the other one is an old one.
The idea is to migrate the mail from old one to the current one and
expunge the old account at some future date. However the user has
only access to the current account, no
The problem is little simpler. we have two accounts - one current, the
other one is an old one.
The idea is to migrate the mail from old one to the current one and
expunge the old account at some future date. However the user has only
access to the current account, no access to the old account
On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 11:35 +0100, Sujit Choudhury wrote:
> We have two users. We would like to copy all the mail from one user to
> another. What is the best way to do it?
> Copying file by file will not work as it would clash with existing names
> like 300. etc.
> Renaming is out of question
We have two users. We would like to copy all the mail from one user to
another. What is the best way to do it?
Copying file by file will not work as it would clash with existing names
like 300. etc.
Renaming is out of question as we would like to preserve both the accounts.
Any idea will be a
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