Was going over the archives looking for any info on commercial support. Only found some emails back from 2005. Is there commercial support available? If not, any consultants that could help with an installation. In particular Courier 4 POP migration to dovecot.
On Wed, 2006-11-29 at 22:57 -0500, Francisco Reyes wrote:> Was going over the archives looking for any info on commercial support. Only > found some emails back from 2005. > > Is there commercial support available? > If not, any consultants that could help with an installation. In particular > Courier 4 POP migration to dovecot.Currently the situation is that it's possible to buy new features (ie. coding time from me), but not installation or maintenance support. I'm also not aware of anyone offering such support. So I think your best bet is to just ask questions here.. I see that you've asked a couple already. I'll try to get around answering them this weekend (been too busy recently once again to answer mails). -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part URL: <http://dovecot.org/pipermail/dovecot/attachments/20061130/52fb5798/attachment.bin>
Francisco Reyes
2006-Dec-01 00:48 UTC
[Dovecot] Pop3 migration (was Status of commercial support?)
Odhiambo WASHINGTON writes:> | Courier 4 POP migration to dovecot. > > This should be very easy, I think. > Once you know the uidl format used by Courier 4 POP.The migration is Courier 4 to Dovecot using Maildir format. I used some scripts I found on the net and adapted them. I got everything to come over (ie imap subscriptions), except POP3 UIDs. My Courier POP3-uid files look like: /2 19 1164413643 <message file name>,S=28985:2,S 29648 10:1164413643 <message file name>,S=5913:2,S 6042 11:1164413643 <message file name>,S=5121:2, 5236 12:1164413643 <message file name>,S=5257:2, 5373 13:1164413643 <message file name>,S=5106:2, 5215 14:1164413643 <message file name>,S=5618:2, 5745 15:1164413643 <message file name>,S=30619:2, 31353 16:1164413643 <message file name>,S=34785:2, 35609 17:1164413643 <message file name>,S=6695:2, 6852 18:1164413643 My pop3_uidl_format is pop3_uidl_format = %08Xu%08Xv Looking at what Dovecot generates on a brand new pop account the files look like: 1 1164413643 29 10 <message file name> 11 <message file name> 12 <message file name> 13 <message file name> ... and more with the same format... So I write an AWK script which creates the proper first line and gets for each line the message ID and message file name. Yet after I do the conversion and run a pop3 client against the migrated pop account, old mails are re-downloaded.