Re: Kmail1 to Kmail2 folder import
"O. Sinclair" <[email protected]>
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On 05/08/2011 09:56, Darknight wrote: > On Friday 05 August 2011 08:19:18 ianseeks wrote: >> Hi >> >> I've got my current Kmail1 stype /home/???/Mail folders referenced as a >> "Kmail Maildir" in Kmail2. - How can i import them into kmail2 format so i >> can get rid of the "Kmail Maildir" configuration? There is no import >> option for converting the folders directly unless you have previously >> exported them to a kmail archive file. As i now running kmail2 i can't >> export my folders. >> >> I did a test of just moving a test folder from kmail1 to kmail2, it popped >> up a message saying that you can't do it but it did move it anyway and >> deleted the contents of that folder. > > In theory you should do nothing. The behaviour is intended. > You could drag& drop your kmail folders in your local folders (my > kmail2/akonadi keeps adding these even if I don't need them and delete them) > but the "kmail maildir" is a convenient way to import folders without having > to move them around your hard disk. > I can sort of understand the concept but after my short stint with KMail2 I ask: why? Why transfer/import old email to a special "mixed maildir" category instead of straight to "new maildir"? Is there any difference even except for me/you/one getting a folder structure extra? This I just do not understand - and I also like a "tidy" structure myself where all my emails, old or recent, are in the same tree. So the question is very valid I think. /Sinclair _______________________________________________ KDE PIM users mailing list Subscription management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users