Re: mailutil

I agree, and I've seen the same issue with the local client falling over 
when we try that.  At this point I'm just trying to solve a problem that I 
got brought into late in the process.

Part of the reason for the original posting is that I feel like I'm 
missing some documentation, besides the source code, that might have 
additional information beyond the man page.  I may be wrong, but I just 
want to confirm that one way or the other.

thanx
  -jmck


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On Fri, 1 Jun 2012, Mabry Tyson wrote:

> When people do this at my site, I just have them create IMAP folders
> and then just COPY the messages within their mail reader from their
> local folders to their IMAP folders.  (I don't use "move" because I have
> run into problems (probably in their mail client) trying to move 1000s
> of messages at once.)
>
> On 6/1/12 6:13 AM, Jim McKinney wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> We have a user who has been storing their thunderbird mail in local
>> files on their PC and has recently seen the light and would like to move
>> them to our IMAP server so that they are available from all locations
>> and don't have to be moved every time they upgrade their machine.  We
>> have exported the folders to mbox format and I've been trying to use
>> mailutil to upload the messages to our server.  Unfortunately I've run
>> into a couple of issues that I haven't found the right magic to resolve.
>> ...
>> Many thanks in advance!
>> 
>> thanx
>>   -jmck
>> 
>> 
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