On 05/24/2013 11:10 AM, Jason Fayre wrote:
> Hello,
> I am in the process of migrating data from a server to a new vps. The
> server is hosting around 200 lists. The mail archives on this server
> are around 30GB.
You don't need to move the entire archive. You probably need to rebuild
the archiv
Hello,
I am in the process of migrating data from a server to a new vps. The
server is hosting around 200 lists. The mail archives on this server
are around 30GB.
The only way I can get the data to the new server is over the internet.
Due to the speed of the DSL link (700k upload), I need to
Sorry Mark, the problem was between the monitor and the chair.ME!! I
was not running arch from the mailman bin folder so was running the
other arch command in /bin. My mistake, all works fine now and archives
moved.
Thanks for your help
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Johnny Stork wrote:
Thanks
Johnny Stork wrote:
>Thanks for getting back to me. Unfortunately this didnt work completely
>since all the html, attachements etc were not included.
That probably means that for the old list's Non-digest options ->
scrub_nondigest was set to Yes, so attachments, HTML, etc. were
removed before
Thanks for getting back to me. Unfortunately this didnt work completely
since all the html, attachements etc were not included. So I tried this
but still not complete success
1: Copied archives/private/OLDLIST.mbox/OLDLIST.mbox to
archives/private/NEWLIST.mbox/NEWLIST.mbox
2: Copied everythi
Johnny Stork wrote
>
>I have been running a mailing list which now requires a name change. I
>have created the new list and so was wondering if there is some way to
>move all the old archives to the new list? They are on the same
>server/domain, but have different names now?
Copy or prepend ar
I have been running a mailing list which now requires a name change. I
have created the new list and so was wondering if there is some way to
move all the old archives to the new list? They are on the same
server/domain, but have different names now?
--
Johnny Stork
Open Enterprise Solutio
Radim Roska, IAESTE CVUT wrote:
>
>I use mailman version 2.1.10 patched with mhonarc and modinc patches.
>
>I'm trying to move archives to subdirectories.
>e.g.
>$base/archives/private/test
>$base/archives/private/test.mbox
>=>
>$base/archives/private/sectionA/test
>$base/archives/private/sectionA/
Hi,
I use mailman version 2.1.10 patched with mhonarc and modinc patches.
I'm trying to move archives to subdirectories.
e.g.
$base/archives/private/test
$base/archives/private/test.mbox
=>
$base/archives/private/sectionA/test
$base/archives/private/sectionA/test.mbox
I've googled some answer f
> Once you have a .mbox file,
that's the hard part, really. It took me days to find a script to do
this. Were I better at perl I could have probably done it myself, but I
am not.
I would strongly recommend performing this on a dummy list first, and
then renaming the "cleaned" mbox file to import
Dewhirst, Rob wrote:
>
>The faq's quoted in this thread are good starting points but not
>complete. You will need to do some fine tuning of the resulting .mbox
>file. In particular, listserv manages dates in its archives
>independently. Over five years of LISTSERV archives I had mail from
>1967 t
> Is is cumbersome or possible to move archives from a listserv
> running on L-Soft into Mailman. I just took over an existing
> list and created it on Mailman. There are archives from the
> old list I would like to import into Mailman. I am running
> Mailman 2.1.7. I cannot find anything
At 2:01 PM -0500 2006-08-03, Jewel wrote:
> Is is cumbersome or possible to move archives from a listserv running on
> L-Soft into Mailman.
See FAQs 1.31 and 5.1.
--
Brad Knowles, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little
temporary Safety, deserve n
Jewel sent the message below at 12:01 8/3/2006:
>Is is cumbersome or possible to move archives from a listserv running on
>L-Soft into Mailman. I just took over an existing list and created it
>on Mailman. There are archives from the old list I would like to import
>into Mailman. I am running Ma
Is is cumbersome or possible to move archives from a listserv running on
L-Soft into Mailman. I just took over an existing list and created it
on Mailman. There are archives from the old list I would like to import
into Mailman. I am running Mailman 2.1.7. I cannot find anything in
the list
Franco, Ruben wrote:
>One of our list owners wishes to change the name of his
>list. I could not find a rename utility so we are going to try creating
>a new list and then moving members and the post archives to a newly
>created list. I was able to export and then import he users but
That did the trick.
Thanks.
Ruben
-Original Message-
From: Dan Phillips [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 2:33 PM
To: Franco, Ruben
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] moving archives between lists
On Mar 14, 2005, at 3:21 PM, Franco, Ruben wrote:
> Is there any kind
One of our list owners wishes to change the name of his
list. I could not find a rename utility so we are going to try creating
a new list and then moving members and the post archives to a newly
created list. I was able to export and then import he users but Have
run into problems co
On Oct 2, 2004, at 04:31, Mark Koitmaa wrote:
Is there a way to temporarily or permanently force mailman to use the
message date rather than the server date for new posts?
ARCHIVER_CLOBBER_DATE_POLICY = 0
in your mm_cfg.py will tell Pipermail to use the original Date: header.
--
Jim Tittsler
Is there a way to temporarily or permanently force mailman to use the
message date rather than the server date for new posts?
I'm moving my lists from dolist 3.x to Mailman 2.1.5 and I need mailman
to retain message dates while I move the old dolist archives to
mailman. I thought it would be ea
Good Morning,
My company just went through a merger and we are losing all of our
computers and purchasing new ones. I have an older version mailman
that I am using currently and have
just loaded the newest version of mailman on one of the five computers we
are not losing.
My question is, Woul
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