I want to transfer mail accounts and mail items of one the domains created in Plesk 12 (installed in 1st server) to Mdaemon (installed in 2nd server).
Is there any way for mail migration, please? Thanks.
If you can export the accounts in Plesk into a CSV file, you can import them into MDaemon via the Accounts menu. The next step would be to migrate the email messages. You could do this a couple of ways. You could first archive all mail from Plesk using MailStore, then grant users access to their mail archives once they are connected to MDaemon, and restore their archived messages to their MDaemon inboxes, or you could use steps described in this forum post.
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I have a website which was hosting on a different server, including emails for that domain. For some reason I lost access to that server. The email was setup using cPanel Mail.
Now I am setting up that domain again with a newly purchased "Ultimate Hosting" from GoDaddy.
I have a backup to the "Mail" folder. I want to know how can I restore that mail folder?
Following the main folder structure of the raw folder backup I have.
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I got this solved.. for anyone looking for similar thing, here is the solutions.
I created a new mail account in GoDaddy cPanel Mail with the same name as previous.
After that I overwrite all the raw files using FTP client.
Bang! All the email are now recovered.
Thanks
So I'm migrating my small businesses email from an exchange (2010) server to office 365 (exchange 2013). Users have their accounts connected in outlook. If i have the identical setup on Office 365 (email addresses, passwords, userprinciplename all the same), will swapping over the MX records require users to re-add their mail to outlook or will it be zero config?
PS - I'm migrating their mail and setting up forwarding on their accounts so they don't lose any mail.
Outlook does not use the MX record to connect to Exchange, the MX Record is only used for incoming mail from a third party.
Outlook connects to Exchange locally using the inernal hostname of the Exchange server, in an sbs environment this is SERVER.DOMAIN.LOCAL.
You could attempt to get around this my adding host records to all the PCs via group policy/script to point hostname to the new server but then the name of the server will change.
You will most likely have to reconfigure Outlook as certificates and encryption will change.
In the past for Exchange 2007 and 2010 you were given the Microsoft Office customisation tool to create an MSP file that you could use to roll out an outlook profile using group policy but you will need to check if this is available to you.
I have redirected a domain from PLESK to another server (cPanel) and also I have transferred the code from PLESK TO cPanel. Now my website is running well. I have created my email on cPanel and i am using webmail to access my email account.
But want to transfer old email messages from PLESK to cPanel. I have searched and found that email messages are stored on PLESK on this location:
# /var/qmail/
Is there any way to transfer email email messages from PLESK to cPanel?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
You can fetch mail from your PLESK server and have it imported into cPanel.
Simply login to your cPanel
Access your webmail and access Horde
Once logged in, on the left hand side, click OPTIONS then Mail
On the center of the screen under “Message Options” click “Fetch Mail”
Create a new account, enter your details from your email account located on your PLESK server (for the incoming/outgoing servers, use your PLESK server hostname)
Email will then begin to be downloaded into your cPanel inbox.
That should do the trick :)
Horde doesn't have the Fetch Mail option anymore.
So, the easiest solution is manual transfer using Outlook or Thunderbird.
How to move email from any server into cPanel use an IMAP client like Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird?
First, configure each new email account on cPanel (including any sub-folders). Next, configure your IMAP client (Outlook or Thunderbird) with each email account on each server.
One account for the old account (if it is not already there) and one account for the new account created with cPanel.
You may find it easier to use the actual IP addresses of each respective server to avoid name resolution issues.
Replace example.com with IP address (use ping example.com on your CMD console to find out the IP of the old server)
After that, you just need to drag-and-drop the old messages from the old account into the new account on Outlook or Thunderbird and delete the old account.
When finishing with all accounts, change your domain DNS to the new cPanel hosting server and you're done.
It will be downtime?
Depends on the number of email boxes you have to transfer and on other websites or applications you have to move from the old domain name. Normally it should work fast enough to not have any problems but I suggest doing this after working hours.
I'm importing emails into Gmail via POP3. Is there a way to delete from the server messages with a certain keyword in the subject and leave everything else on the server? If not Gmail than is there any other way of doing this? PHP? It is not possible to create filters on the original server or to add any scripts / cron jobs... Thanks!
Just found that I have IMAP access too, so I installed Thunderbird and was able to selectively and permanently delete the messages from the server. Not sure if it is possible with POP3...
I need to setup a POP3/SMTP server on our Ubuntu server (example.com). Now I found postfix useful for this job. Is it possible to let users from the group users (on the system) use this service, so they can login with their username/password? For example, if kevin is a user from the group users, then he can login on the POP3 server and retrieve (and send) mail for kevin#example.com? Is it also possible to save the in- and outgoing e-mails in a database?
Regards,
Kevin
Here ís a link to the Postfix features. I have only found that they store users in the database.
I am using a mailserver configured after the tutorials of workarounds.org and have also implemented servers following this solution for a few clients with up to 100 concurrent users for now.
But for example the DBMail project offers at least storing mails to databases.