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|    Maurice Batey to Buckaroo    |
|    Re: moving kmail folder to new machine    |
|    01 Jun 12 12:35:06    |
      From: maurice@nomail.afraid.org              On Thu, 31 May 2012 08:45:14 -0500, Buckaroo wrote:              > I am moving over to a machine with a fresh install of 2011. I have kmail       > now 1.13.5 and want to transfer at least my email and accounts if       > possible....       >       > Does anyone have some experience with moving their email over. The new box       > has a kmail version 2.X.X?               I suspect your Mandriva 2011's KMail version is something like 4.8.2 or       4.8.3.              I've been using KMail 4.8.2 on Mageia-2, and found 'importing' my email       collection quite easy, by mapping KMail's 'Local Folders' on to my existing       email folders.              (You woud probably find the *default* location in:        ~/.local/share/local-mail              and if you copied the contents of your old ~/.kde4/share/apps/kmail/mail       into that you would probably find KMail would pick them up and run with       them.)              What I'm doing is trying Mageia-2 out without moving my email over,       by going into KMail 4.8.x's 'Local Folders' account and telling it to map       onto my existing Mandriva 2010.2 ~/.kde4/share/apps/kmail/mail.        You can add/delete files in that email store and KMail 4.8.2 will       quickly re-index, by default. Has been working very well.              (What's stopping me moving over to Mageia-2 full time is that this       well-performing KMail 4.8.2 has an Achilles heel: Its Find Messages is       broken...)              As to KMail settings, I just set the KMail 4.8.2 server accounts up       manually.        I passed the my addressbook over by copying ~/.local/share/contacts       as ~/contacts, and when creating a new Personal Contacts in addressbook       just handed that path (~/contacts) to it.        I found most 'group' lists came over, except for the first!)               Good hunting...       --       /\/\aurice       (Replace "nomail.afraid" by "bcs" to reply by email)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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