WorldClient to Zimbra

[dgrn]

Hi there,

We're using WorldClient from Alt-N Technologies, and we're migrating to zimbra. We already imported the accounts but I have problem transferring all mails to zimbra.

Is there a way to sync mails from WorldClient to Zimbra? We have more than 30 mail users and each have thousands of mails there so it would take lot of time if the only we have is to forward every mail.

Thank you.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by dgrn

We're using WorldClient from Alt-N Technologies, and we're migrating to zimbra. We already imported the accounts but I have problem transferring all mails to zimbra.

Is there a way to sync mails from WorldClient to Zimbra? We have more than 30 mail users and each have thousands of mails there so it would take lot of time if the only we have is to forward every mail.

Isn't WorldClient just a web interface for MDaemon? If it is then you can use IMAPSYNC, you should also search the forums for some further information on IMAPSYNC (and I also think there's at least one MDaemon migration mentioned).

[vavai]

Originally Posted by phoenix

Isn't WorldClient just a web interface for MDaemon? If it is then you can use IMAPSYNC, you should also search the forums for some further information on IMAPSYNC (and I also think there's at least one MDaemon migration mentioned).

Yes, WorldClient is webmail front-end for MDaemon. I've successfully importing all message from MDaemon into Zimbra by using imapsync. What we should prepare are opening IMAP port on MDaemon first and then install the imapsync on our Linux server. After that, simply using imapsync to import from MDaemon into Zimbra.

Below are an example importing message from MDaemon IMAP (or any mail server using IMAP protocol) into Zimbra using imapsync :

imapsync --host1 192.168.10.1 --user1 vavai@domain.com --password1 passwordvavai
--host2 10.2.2.4 --user2 vavai@domain.com --password2 passwordvavai
--noauthmd5

Use --ssl1 or --ssl2 parameter to passing connection with SSL or using --authuser if you don't know each user's password.

You may also learn more detail about imapsync by reading link provided by Phoenix.