imapsync error (\X-Has-Attach)

[hbruns]

we have the same problem

imapsync 
--host1 mail.domain.com 
--user1 username 
--authmech1 PLAIN 
--ssl1 
--host2 zimbramail.domain.com 
--user2 username 
--sep1 / 
--prefix1 / 
--sep2 / 
--prefix2 "" 
--folderrec INBOX -
-regexflag 's/NonJunk//g' 
--regexflag 's/Junk//g' 
--regexflag 's/label*//g'

But if I look at the output from imapsync, I see this:

flags from : [\Seen $label1][]
81 NO APPEND Invalid flag list
 at /usr/bin/imapsync line 1173
Couldn't append msg #1 (Subject:[***]) to folder INBOX: 81 NO APPEND Invalid flag list

+ NO msg #2 [WeB1xxDh5eQ+jwRsuWfhRg:525] in INBOX
+ Copying msg #2:525 to folder INBOX
flags from : [\Seen $label2][]
82 NO APPEND Invalid flag list
 at /usr/bin/imapsync line 1173
Couldn't append msg #2 (Subject:[***]) to folder INBOX: 82 NO APPEND Invalid flag list

+ NO msg #3 [LGAhDNyNzmFHBQf683F1qg:485] in INBOX
+ Copying msg #3:485 to folder INBOX
flags from : [\Seen $label3][]
83 NO APPEND Invalid flag list
 at /usr/bin/imapsync line 1173
Couldn't append msg #3 (Subject:[***]) to folder INBOX: 83 NO APPEND Invalid flag list

+ NO msg #4 [vQkBVBa/GRpVSfKlMVklmA:487] in INBOX
+ Copying msg #4:487 to folder INBOX
flags from : [\Seen $label5][]
84 NO APPEND Invalid flag list
 at /usr/bin/imapsync line 1173
Couldn't append msg #4 (Subject:[t***]) to folder INBOX: 84 NO APPEND Invalid flag list

I am trying to migrate mailboxes from Open-Xchange 5 to Zimbra .
Has anyone seen this and/or know what to do??

Thanks

[roopeshsheth]

I wonder if $label* is a valid flag. Perhaps try

--regexflag 's/$label*//g'

[hbruns]

Originally Posted by roopeshsheth

I wonder if $label* is a valid flag. Perhaps try

--regexflag 's/$label*//g'

don't work i get this error

+ NO msg #1 [y66jqqr8pYZDBhKFbi7Glg:499] in INBOX
+ Copying msg #1:499 to folder INBOX
flags from : [\Seen $label1][]
81 NO APPEND Invalid flag list
at /usr/bin/imapsync line 1173
Couldn't append msg #1 (Subject:[***]) to folder INBOX: 81 NO APPEND Invalid flag list

[dkarp]

Try

--regexflag 's/\\$label*//g'

or

--regexflag 's/\$label*//g'