Problems migrating from Lotus Domino

[tomyerex]

Running zcs-5.0.9_GA_2533.RHEL5_64.20080815094512

The migration wizard is running on Windows XP service pack 3.

Two issues are cropping up during migration. After processing a few hundred values, the migration process uses up 100% resources and then sticks (left it running for a few days). The migration application is responsive and I can cancel then restart -- it gets stuck again at the same spot. I tried the migration wizard earlier (cannot remember the version) and there was no problem -- earlier it was a 32-bit server platform running under Debian.

For messages that are migrated, which were sent internally (within the Domino domain), the addresses appear in the format "Fname Lname/Domain" instead of the preferred format of "fname.lname@domain.com". Hitting respond on any message migrated shows the reply address as "Fname Lname/Domain".

Any suggestions where I should look?

Thanks - T.

[bdial]

look in /opt/zimbra/logs/mailbox.log and /opt/zimbra/logs/convertd.log

[tomyerex]

look in /opt/zimbra/logs/mailbox.log and /opt/zimbra/logs/convertd.log

I have the first log file (mailbox.log), but not the second one (convertd.log).

[tomyerex]

Found Bug #24184 -- looks like the same problem.

[tomyerex]

The application does not freeze, but it stops cold. The addresses that are moved have the wrong formatting.

[jstabl]

I am having a simular issue. I am running the migration from a Windows XP 64bit with SP2. The app moves all the user folder with no messages included, and then does:

15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: Migrating messages of folder ($Inbox).
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:12:48 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(0)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:08:33 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(1)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:07:52 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(2)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:02:51 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(3)


Always just stops at rid(3) no matter which user I try to migrate.

Im using ZCSDominoMigrationWizard-5.0.9_GA_2500 Version 5.0

[tomyerex]

I cannot find the log file -- is this on the server or the local workstation?

I am having a simular issue. I am running the migration from a Windows XP 64bit with SP2. The app moves all the user folder with no messages included, and then does:

15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: Migrating messages of folder ($Inbox).
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:12:48 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(0)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:08:33 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(1)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:07:52 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(2)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:02:51 -0000) fid(002)
15-09-2008 11:21:30 [404]: (MI): Batch Added Message rid(3)


Always just stops at rid(3) no matter which user I try to migrate.

Im using ZCSDominoMigrationWizard-5.0.9_GA_2500 Version 5.0

[jstabl]

On the client I made sure I clicked the option on the last screen before the migration started.. It says something about logging. The file can be found at

%temp%/ZCSDominoMigrationWizard-5.0.9_GA_2500/m2l.txt

[tomyerex]

I tried the migration again on a different account. The total reached is 92%. I have four files, including the log file, but I am concerned about posting these in a public forum. Does anyone know if it is safe to post these files, and will it help?

[jstabl]

I just tried another migration this time using a 32bit system and I get the same issue the program just sits there doing nothing and does about 3 messages.