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- Oct 15, 2001
- Location
- Tennessee
I'm currently running Redhat 7.3 w/ Postfix as my email server, at work.
I'm not really happy with the machine, because it has kind of grown into a patchwork of programs to do the things I need (separate email, calendar, listserver, etc.)
I've looked into SUSE OpenExchange Server (which also uses Postfix) and it looks like it suits my needs, perfectly.
I'm not incredibly Linux-savvy and I wondered if anyone knew of a really good way to transfer my users and their email from the old server, to the new one. If I need to recreate users and accounts, first, and then transfer mail, manually, that's fine. I only have 50 users and I know almost every password and such, by heart, so recreating the accounts isn't the problem. What I worry about is copying over their mail and subfolders and whatnot.
For the record, the new server is on completely new hardware, so I don't have to blow away the current Server installation. (If I could transfer files over the network, that would be awesome.)
I'm not really happy with the machine, because it has kind of grown into a patchwork of programs to do the things I need (separate email, calendar, listserver, etc.)
I've looked into SUSE OpenExchange Server (which also uses Postfix) and it looks like it suits my needs, perfectly.
I'm not incredibly Linux-savvy and I wondered if anyone knew of a really good way to transfer my users and their email from the old server, to the new one. If I need to recreate users and accounts, first, and then transfer mail, manually, that's fine. I only have 50 users and I know almost every password and such, by heart, so recreating the accounts isn't the problem. What I worry about is copying over their mail and subfolders and whatnot.
For the record, the new server is on completely new hardware, so I don't have to blow away the current Server installation. (If I could transfer files over the network, that would be awesome.)
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