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Old 07-08-2009, 02:47 AM
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Default Thunderbird Profile import

Hi, first i wanna say that my english is not verry well so sorry and i'll do all i can everything to you understand me

In fact I have to look after the import of Thunderbird profile in Zimbra but i didn't find any information so i asking you if you know how can i do to do that

So if you are any information i thank you
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Old 07-08-2009, 06:57 AM
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I don't think there are any automated TB to Zimbra migration tools, but I could be wrong.

The way I would do it is add a new account to Thunderbird - IMAP pointing to your Zimbra server. Then just drag-and-drop folders/messages from your existing TB account(s) over to the Zimbra folders.

As far as contacts/address book export from TB as a .csv file. Then look at the Zimbra wiki for information on importing into Zimbra.

Hope this helps,
John
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Old 07-08-2009, 07:02 AM
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OK thank's but i work in a company which ask me to do that but i understand step by step what i have to do

In fact i have to migrate mail, i can do that thanks to script that i found on the web, and for the contact i'm asking myself if zimbra understand mab file cause i do some test and i think it's good so i'll look after that

Thank you for your answer i think nobody will answer me
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