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Old 08-01-2007, 11:00 AM
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Default Thunderbird non-IMAP migration

I've searched the forums and there is no definitive thread or documentation on migrating from non-IMAP storage within Thunderbird. There are notes scattered around which can typically help in performing this migration, but I am still having some problems.

First of all, disabling Attachment Indexing for all users that are migrating is critical. You will get the "APPEND: failed" IMAP error if you do not do this.

In addition, you must use "/tb" on the end of the username or you will have date/time issues.

Here are the things I cannot figure out:

- Thunderbird crashes a lot during a folder copy. This will typically happen when moving 200 or more e-mails at once. Is there any way to avoid this? Is this definitely a Thunderbird issue?
The version of Thunderbird that this error was reproduced reliably with is: 1.5.0.12.

- Is there anyway to copy an entire inbox and the folders underneath it in one shot?

- After copying the folders, the date in Zimbra's mail display reflects the date the e-mails were copied, not the date they were originally delivered.

- For users with Zimbra Mobile, after the folder copy from Thunderbird is performed, the folders show up on the mobile device as empty. Is there something I need to do to force a synchronization of the contents of these folders?

Thank you,
Cory

Last edited by Myrddin : 08-01-2007 at 04:03 PM. Reason: Adding information
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