Re: migrating kmail to new computer
John White <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Organization | White Law Chartered |
| Message-ID | <4453416.RYuOkNyJRE@johwhi> |
I have pretty much spent the weekend on this project and have moved all the email over to the new (used) computer (all are Pop-3). Now the problem is that for some reason kmail keeps adding "unnamed" identities in the setup for sending and receiving messages. John On Sunday, March 14, 2021 12:51:42 PM PDT Martin Steigerwald wrote: > Peter Humphrey - 14.03.21, 19:29:41 CET: > > On Sunday, 14 March 2021 15:51:03 GMT Martin Steigerwald wrote: > > > In my practical experience – albeit years ago – exporting and > > > importing never really worked reliable. And it was very slow. > > > > I used to have that problem too, but recent versions have been much > > better. I've also found it more reliable to extract the archive using > > Ark, then importing as Kmail Maildirs and Folder Structure. > > Duplicates are weeded out better that way. And I do find duplicates, > > even today. I suspect the handling of HTTP messages, though evidence > > is scant. > > > > This is just the messages; I haven't tried using the PIM data > > exporter. > > Okay, if it works better meanwhile… it may be the more suitable way to > go. I have not seen Akonadi / KMail duplicating mails in a long time, > well except with MBOX resources and one POP3 mail provider. > > Best,