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====Migrating users and data to Zarafa====
 
====Migrating users and data to Zarafa====
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This section needs updating, ports have changed, and scripts should be written
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=====Folder Naming=====
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SME and Zarafa use different folder naming. To enhance migration SME folders should be renamed prior to migration.
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drafts > Drafts              ## we should write a script, foreach user, mv folder, both ways
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sent-mail > Sent Items
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trash > Deleted Items
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junkmail > Junk E-mail
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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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=====IMAP migration from SME/IMAP to Zarafa/IMAP=====
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Configure zarafa-gateway for migration enabling IMAP on port 144 only as shown above
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Get imapsync and required perl module
      
http://wiki.contribs.org/Imapsync
 
http://wiki.contribs.org/Imapsync
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Perform a user mail sync from SME/IMAP (host1/port1) to Zarafa/IMAP (host2/port2) [NOTE, ports have changed]
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imapsync --noauthmd5 --host1 localhost --port1 143 --user1 <username> --password1 <password> --sep2 / --prefix2 "" --host2 localhost --port2 144 --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 --user1 bob --password1 bob123 --sep2 / --prefix2 "" --host2 localhost --port2 144 --user2 bob --password2 bob123
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After syncing is complete, stop zarafa-gateway service and/or edit /etc/zarafa/gateway.cfg to meet your needs.
      
=== Bugs ===
 
=== Bugs ===

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