Exporting/importing multiple folder structure...

[pbp_lars]

Hi,

I'm all new to Zimbra, and I've hit an obstacle that must be resolved. If not I'm forced back to Microsoft systems...:-(

In my first Zimbra account, which my IT-supplier set up on their server as a trial, I made a Folder structure with subfolders inside Briefcase, like this;
Projectfolder -> P#040 -> Files.

After deciding to use Zimbra, we set up a separate domain, and using Export in Zimbra Desktop I tried to export the folder structure, and then import it into the new account.

Problem is; Only the top folder (Projectfolder) is exported/imported, while the folders inside it (P#040 etc.) are not included.

Can't this be done?


Lars in Norway :-)

Platform:
MacBook v/latest OSX
Firefox 3.0.13
Zimbra Desktop 1.0 (build 1593)

[phoenix]

Is this a question about Zimbra Collaboration Suite or Zimbra Desktop?

[pbp_lars]

Sorry for being confusing - I'm new to this, so I didn't think it mattered in which module I was working.

It's about Collaboration Suite.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by pbp_lars

Sorry for being confusing - I'm new to this, so I didn't think it mattered in which module I was working.

It's about Collaboration Suite.

In that case could you run the following commands:

su - zimbra
zmcontrol -v

and replace the information in your forum profile with the output of that command.

[pbp_lars]

Do you mean run the commands in UNIX terminal?

[phoenix]

Yes, that's correct.

[pbp_lars]

su - zimbra
command returns "Password:"

zmcontrol -v
command returns "zmcontrol: Command not found."

[gettyless]

If I understood you correctly -- it sounds like it might not like the # symbol? Have you tried renaming the subfolder as a test? Or just create another subfolder without a # to verify you can copy it over to the other (zimbra) account?

[pbp_lars]

The # is not in use in any folder - I just used it as an example of folder structure. But thx for your effort :-)

[philpw99]

Hey, you are really new to the linux, right? Me too.
Please read others and see how they post their result and configurations. Please copy the output from the terminal so we can understand you better.