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imapsync allows you to transfer or synchronize data between any two IMAP servers. This could be used in any of several scenarios: | imapsync allows you to transfer or synchronize data between any two IMAP servers. This could be used in any of several scenarios: | ||
* Upgrading from one mail server to another (SME -> SME, Exchange -> SME, Notes -> SME) | * Upgrading from one mail server to another (SME -> SME, Exchange -> SME, Notes -> SME) | ||
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=== Installation === | === Installation === | ||
| − | ==== Enable the dag repository ==== | + | ==== Enable the dag repository for SME 7==== |
| − | + | You need to activate the [[Dag]] reposity before installing this contrib.<br /> | |
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| + | see [[dag|dag repository]] <br /> | ||
| + | ==== Enable the epel repository for SME 8 after==== | ||
| + | For SME Server 8, 9 en 10 you can find imapsync in [[epel]], that version is most up to date | ||
==== Install imapsync ==== | ==== Install imapsync ==== | ||
| − | yum | + | for SME7 |
| − | + | yum --enablerepo=dag install imapsync | |
| − | + | or for sme8, sme9 en sme10 | |
| − | + | yum --enablerepo=epel install imapsync | |
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| − | yum | ||
=== Examples === | === Examples === | ||
==== Basic Example: Account Duplication ==== | ==== Basic Example: Account Duplication ==== | ||
This example would copy all existing folders from foo@imap.truc.org to bar@imap.trac.org | This example would copy all existing folders from foo@imap.truc.org to bar@imap.trac.org | ||
| − | /usr/bin/imapsync \ | + | /usr/bin/imapsync --noauthmd5 \ |
--host1 imap.truc.org --user1 foo --passfile1 /etc/secret1 \ | --host1 imap.truc.org --user1 foo --passfile1 /etc/secret1 \ | ||
--host2 imap.trac.org --user2 bar --passfile2 /etc/secret2 | --host2 imap.trac.org --user2 bar --passfile2 /etc/secret2 | ||
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=====imapsync command===== | =====imapsync command===== | ||
<nowiki>/usr/bin/imapsync \ | <nowiki>/usr/bin/imapsync \ | ||
| − | -- noauthmd5 \ | + | -- noauthmd5 \ |
| − | --host1 a.b.c.d --port1 993 --ssl1 --user1 spamfilter --passfile1 /root/secret1 \ | + | --host1 a.b.c.d --port1 993 --ssl1 --user1 spamfilter --passfile1 /root/secret1 \ |
| − | --delete --expunge1 --prefix1 "Public Folders." \ | + | --delete --expunge1 --prefix1 "Public Folders." \ |
| − | --host2 localhost --port2 993 --ssl2 --user2 spamfilter --passfile2 /root/secret2 \ | + | --host2 localhost --port2 993 --ssl2 --user2 spamfilter --passfile2 /root/secret2 \ |
| − | --folder "Public Folders/LearnAsSpam" \ | + | --folder "Public Folders/LearnAsSpam" \ |
| − | --folder "Public Folders/LearnAsHam" \ | + | --folder "Public Folders/LearnAsHam" \ |
| − | --noauthmd5 </nowiki> | + | --noauthmd5 </nowiki> |
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| + | ====Migrating users and data to Zarafa==== | ||
| + | Zarafa migration whitepaper describes various ways of migrating your users and your data to a Zarafa server. | ||
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| + | http://download.zarafa.com/zarafa/release/docs/zarafa_migration.en.pdf | ||
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| + | =====Folder Naming===== | ||
| + | SME and Zarafa use different folder naming. To enhance migration SME folders should be renamed prior to migration. | ||
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| + | drafts > Drafts | ||
| + | sent-mail > Sent Items | ||
| + | trash > Deleted Items | ||
| + | junkmail > Junk E-mail | ||
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| + | =====IMAP migration from SME/IMAP to Zarafa/IMAP===== | ||
| + | By default smeserver-zarafa enables zarafa IMAP on port 8143 | ||
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| + | Perform a user mail sync from SME/IMAP (host1/port1) to Zarafa/IMAP (host2/port2) | ||
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| + | imapsync --noauthmd5 --host1 localhost --port1 143 --split1 500 --user1 <username> \ | ||
| + | --password1 <password> --sep2 / --prefix2 "" --host2 localhost --port2 8143 \ | ||
| + | --split2 500 --user2 <username> --password2 <password> | ||
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| + | Example to synchronize a user named 'bob' with password 'bob123' from SME IMAP into Zarafa: | ||
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| + | imapsync --noauthmd5 --host1 localhost --port1 143 --split1 500 --user1 bob \ | ||
| + | --password1 bob123 --sep2 / --prefix2 "" --host2 localhost --port2 8143 --split2 500 \ | ||
| + | --user2 bob --password2 bob123 | ||
| + | '''Note:''' If the synchronization process terminates, apparently successfully, but only part-way through, delete the dovecot.index.cache file in the last folder copied and restart the process. Adding "--useheader 'Message-ID' --skipsize" to the command above will prevent duplicates if the process does have to be restarted. | ||
[[Category: Howto]] | [[Category: Howto]] | ||
[[Category: Mail]] | [[Category: Mail]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:49, 24 February 2019
About
imapsync allows you to transfer or synchronize data between any two IMAP servers. This could be used in any of several scenarios:
- Upgrading from one mail server to another (SME -> SME, Exchange -> SME, Notes -> SME)
- Backing up email from one IMAP server to another
- Automated spam learning when using SME with an internal mail server (see the Advanced example below).
Author: Gilles LAMIRAL <lamiral-at-linux-france.org>
- Author's README
- Author's Change Log
- Author's Distribution Folder
- Note about Bugs with perl-Mail-IMAPClient-3.x
Installation
Enable the dag repository for SME 7
You need to activate the Dag reposity before installing this contrib.
see dag repository
Enable the epel repository for SME 8 after
For SME Server 8, 9 en 10 you can find imapsync in epel, that version is most up to date
Install imapsync
for SME7
yum --enablerepo=dag install imapsync
or for sme8, sme9 en sme10
yum --enablerepo=epel install imapsync
Examples
Basic Example: Account Duplication
This example would copy all existing folders from foo@imap.truc.org to bar@imap.trac.org
/usr/bin/imapsync --noauthmd5 \ --host1 imap.truc.org --user1 foo --passfile1 /etc/secret1 \ --host2 imap.trac.org --user2 bar --passfile2 /etc/secret2
Bear in mind that you would need to create /etc/secret1 and /etc/secret2 containing the correct passwords for imapuser1 and imapuser2 respectively.
Advanced Example: Exchange Public Folders
This example will transfer the public folders 'LearnAsSpam' and 'LearnAsHam' from an Exchange server to the specified user on your SME server.
If you create and schedule a script to run this command regularly, and combine it with LearnAsSpam.pl and Auto-Learning you could let the users on an internal Exchange Server train your SME spamassassin by dragging SPAM or HAM into public folders in their Outlook.
Assumptions:
- For the Exchange Server:
- the user spamfilter exists on the Exchange server
- the password for spamfilter on the Exchange server is in the file /root/secret1
- the Exchange Server user spamfilter has Owner permissions on both Public Folders/LearnAsSpam and Public Folders/LearnAsHam
- For the SME Server
- the user spamfilter exists
- the password for spamfilter on the SME server is in /root/secret2
- the folders LearnAsSpam and LearnAsHam exist in the email root for spamfilter
imapsync command
/usr/bin/imapsync \ -- noauthmd5 \ --host1 a.b.c.d --port1 993 --ssl1 --user1 spamfilter --passfile1 /root/secret1 \ --delete --expunge1 --prefix1 "Public Folders." \ --host2 localhost --port2 993 --ssl2 --user2 spamfilter --passfile2 /root/secret2 \ --folder "Public Folders/LearnAsSpam" \ --folder "Public Folders/LearnAsHam" \ --noauthmd5
Migrating users and data to Zarafa
Zarafa migration whitepaper describes various ways of migrating your users and your data to a Zarafa server.
http://download.zarafa.com/zarafa/release/docs/zarafa_migration.en.pdf
Folder Naming
SME and Zarafa use different folder naming. To enhance migration SME folders should be renamed prior to migration.
drafts > Drafts sent-mail > Sent Items trash > Deleted Items junkmail > Junk E-mail
IMAP migration from SME/IMAP to Zarafa/IMAP
By default smeserver-zarafa enables zarafa IMAP on port 8143
Perform a user mail sync from SME/IMAP (host1/port1) to Zarafa/IMAP (host2/port2)
imapsync --noauthmd5 --host1 localhost --port1 143 --split1 500 --user1 <username> \ --password1 <password> --sep2 / --prefix2 "" --host2 localhost --port2 8143 \ --split2 500 --user2 <username> --password2 <password>
Example to synchronize a user named 'bob' with password 'bob123' from SME IMAP into Zarafa:
imapsync --noauthmd5 --host1 localhost --port1 143 --split1 500 --user1 bob \ --password1 bob123 --sep2 / --prefix2 "" --host2 localhost --port2 8143 --split2 500 \ --user2 bob --password2 bob123
Note: If the synchronization process terminates, apparently successfully, but only part-way through, delete the dovecot.index.cache file in the last folder copied and restart the process. Adding "--useheader 'Message-ID' --skipsize" to the command above will prevent duplicates if the process does have to be restarted.
