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Old 10-29-2007, 03:54 AM
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Hello,

I want migrate my lotus notes account, to zimbra. I use zimbra software for migrate my account, ZCSDominoMigrationWizard-4.5.8_GA_1392 Version 4.5.

I migrate 1 account (1500 mail )is done, i don't have any probleme.

And now i try to migrate annother lotus notes account (12000 mail), with this account a have a probleme, his cannot do that.

is import 160 mail / 12000 mail

Log migration :
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(mar., 2 oct. 2007 14:51:12 -0000) fid(002)
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(7)
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(mar., 2 oct. 2007 14:39:29 -0000) fid(002)
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(8)
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: Lotus Exception. Unable to calculate note size
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(mar., 2 oct. 2007 10:37:08 -0000) fid(002)
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(9)
29-10-2007 10:33:57 [2620]: Lotus Exception. Unable to calculate note size
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Lotus Exception. Unable to calculate note size
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Lotus Exception. Unable to calculate note size
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Clearing internal progress log entries
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Entries cleared
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Error while importing mailbox bachelet@XXXXXXXX.fr: error_threshold_reached. Failed to process too many items.
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Waiting for work
29-10-2007 10:33:58 [2620]: Worker thread exiting

what can i do ? thank you for the help

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Old 11-02-2007, 03:02 AM
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Can i have a help please....
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Old 11-02-2007, 05:30 AM
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are you sure the mailbox is okay ? have you ran a fixup on it to ensure database integrity ?
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Old 11-02-2007, 07:00 AM
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are you sure the mailbox is okay ?

I already test my mailbox integrity, with dominos tools and i don't have error.

have you ran a fixup on it to ensure database integrity ?

Yes I ran a fixup on my dominos database.

Do you need more information?

Thank you for your help...
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Old 11-17-2007, 03:53 PM
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I am seeing the same issue here...

mingswitch,
Did you ever find a resolution??

-Cheers, Peter.
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Old 11-19-2007, 03:32 AM
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No I had always the same problem, i cannot fix it, so I use zimbra now, and when i need my hold mail, i use notes.
Bad tools = migration tools.

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Old 11-19-2007, 08:16 AM
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mingswitch,
I went so far as to set the error threshold registry key to zero (i.e. no limit) found here in bug report 17629. You might want to give that a try.

After four attempts I abandoned the migration agent route... We use r5 right now in production, but I also copied my data to a test box and upgraded to the latest r6.5 gold release. No better there.

All I can tell from domino's debugging is that the lotus rtf format does not get processed properly on some mail and that’s why the imports errors. It was frustrating as I found that more than 50% of my messages were empty or the attachments were mangled and unusable.

What finally worked for me was to use thunderbird as an IMAP client to copy from the domino server to the zimbra server directly. It was very slow and painful, but it did get the messages across intact. What was the most painful was that the zimbra IMAP connection would randomly hang and I would have to force quit thunderbird and reconnect. So I would not recommend that for large migrations.

In the end it really does not matter that much... I don't have a large user base to migrate so I can use the IMAP method... but I would hate to stuck doing IMAP for any large group of users.

Its really sad... I am moving away from notes simply because IBM has not looked into integration of iCal and Address Book on the mac platform into notes... That was a real usability pain for me, as I simply could not keep any calendar or contact data in notes. I still like a lot of the notes design concepts and reliability better, but IBM has not yet brought notes in the 21st century. ‘Tis a shame.

-Cheers, Peter.

P.S. *cough, cough* Notes does make PPC binaries available. *hint, hint!*
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Old 11-19-2007, 08:22 AM
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Has anyone filed a bug report about this problem or opened a support case (if you are NE customers)?
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Old 11-19-2007, 08:40 AM
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pheonix,
I am not yet a customer so no I have not opened a case...

And sadly I don't have the time at the moment to supply the needed documentation to the bug team so I have not done that either. Although I did see a post somewhere about this already talking about needing to rewrite somthing in reguard to the converter... but I don't have the link at the moment.

-Cheers, Peter.
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