Re: Transferring to a new machine
Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
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[Please don't reply to messages of completely unrelated threads. It messes up the grouping of the emails. Simply click on the address of the mailing list in a message instead of hitting Reply to create a new discussion thread.] On Samstag, 13. August 2022 14:03:34 CEST Ian Douglas wrote: > How the hell do I transfer my mail to a new machine? [snip] > Is this just me, or is this process hopelessly broken? The only recommended procedure is to copy your entire home directory from the old machine to the new machine. As I have written repeatedly I have done this for the last couple of decades and never had problems with lost emails, lost passwords or lost settings. If you insist on making a partial copy then you are on your own. Sorry, but either you follow the recommended procedure or you have to live with the consequences of not following it. KMail and all the different parts that it makes use of including Akonadi and KWallet build a complex system with configuration and data stored in a lot of different places. Either you copy everything, or you take the opportunity and set up everything from scratch which gets difficult if your email isn't stored on remote IMAP servers. Regards, Ingo
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