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Imapsync for sure. Have used it for both IMAP to IMAP and IMAP to Exchange migrations. Works great. > On Dec 3, 2017, at 2:08 PM, x9p <dovecot at x9p.org> wrote: > > Hi, > > I vouch for imapsync. Have used it in the past with quite a big amount of > emails. > > cheers. > > x0p > >> Hi Friends, >> I would like to ask you a suggestion: >> I need to migrate a imap server to...

[..] > Hi, > > I vouch for imapsync. Have used it in the past with quite a big amount > of > emails. > > cheers. > > x0p Ah, thanks x0! > Also if you have fs access on both servers, and you are using maildir, > plain rsync works just as well. > > Aki no, I've not fs access on both servers! :-/ > If you want to preserve IMAP UID:s and possibly

Il 04/12/2017 14:33, x9p ha scritto: > >> Can I use this tool even if I do not know the other remote server >> typology? >> > sure. just need both IMAP ports reachable and valid user/pass for both > servers. I think Davide was asking about dsync. If so, the answer is no: dsync works only when bo...

...eting/reverting any changes in destination if necessary" So I followed the Imapsync way, and all works fine. I seem to have understood thatImapsync works as a traditional client,for this reason also much easier to use and with less mistakes risk. And anyway a software done very well ;-) x9p wrote:> I do not believe imapsync has license issues. Its written in perl and its > hosted on github. You can pay for support if you want. and disable > stats > uploaded to their servers, via command line. Well, clear, many thanks x9p! Many thanks to all! Davide -- cosmogoniA...

Hi Friends, I would like to ask you a suggestion: I need to migrate a imap server to a new one and then dismiss the old one. Reading from relative Dovecot documentation page (https://wiki.dovecot.org/Migration), more tools are shown: UW-IMAP's mailutil, imapsync, YippieMove and Larch. The each mail servers are Linux based, one of this (mine) is Dovecot. Based on your experience which of

...t; of >> emails. >> >> cheers. >> >> x0p > > Ah, thanks x0! > welcome! > > Can I use this tool even if I do not know the other remote server > typology? > sure. just need both IMAP ports reachable and valid user/pass for both servers. cheers. x9p

> On December 4, 2017 at 8:46 AM Paolo <tech-lists at fcr.re.it> wrote: > > > Il 04/12/2017 14:33, x9p ha scritto: > > > >> Can I use this tool even if I do not know the other remote server > >> typology? > >> > > sure. just need both IMAP ports reachable and valid user/pass for both > > servers. > I think Davide was asking about dsync. If so, the answ...

Il 2017-12-05 07:16 Sami Ketola ha scritto: [..] > > Trust us. We have run multiple migrations at scale of 10+ million > users. > > Sami However, it seems that Imapsync has license issues and in fact it's not included in the Debian repositories. Is it to be used anyway or should be avoid? Many thanks again Davide

I'm migrating an old server to another old server (same dovecot version in both servers) The migration itself is straightforward, stop dovecot on the old server, migrate everything via rsync, start dovecot to the new server. There is only one step left: change the dns configuration, pointing from the old server to the newer one. As most of domains are not managed by me and some other domains

Hi All We have quite a complex enterprise environment which includes a global domain and lots of little asteroid domains all trusted by the central domain. We have (imaginatively) called this central domain ENTERPRISE. I have configured samba to be an ADS member server successfully, but due to our network design many of the asteroid domains's DC's are uncontactable from our regional

Hi, I vouch for imapsync. Have used it in the past with quite a big amount of emails. cheers. x0p > Hi Friends, > I would like to ask you a suggestion: > I need to migrate a imap server to a new one and then dismiss the old > one. > Reading from relative Dovecot documentation page > (https://wiki.dovecot.org/Migration), more tools are shown: > > UW-IMAP's mailutil,