MH --> Maildir

MH --> Maildir

Post by ray » Tue, 05 Nov 2002 17:56:24



i have to convert a whole sh*t load of MH boxes into Maildir. does anyone
of you know a good tool to do that?

tia
ray

 
 
 

MH --> Maildir

Post by Chuck Swige » Wed, 06 Nov 2002 13:44:38



> i have to convert a whole sh*t load of MH boxes into Maildir. does anyone
> of you know a good tool to do that?

Maybe "procmail" can give you a hand...?

-Chuck


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MH --> Maildir

Post by Will Yardle » Sat, 09 Nov 2002 10:11:19



> i have to convert a whole sh*t load of MH boxes into Maildir. does anyone
> of you know a good tool to do that?

You might be able to use mutt to do this - mutt has support for both mh
and Maildir, and while it's mostly used as an interactive program, you
can specify actions and commands from the command line, so I'd think it
will be possible to script it.

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MH --> Maildir

Post by Chris Wesseli » Sat, 16 Nov 2002 03:57:41



> Maybe "procmail" can give you a hand...?

Yes it can Chuck... ;-)

I found http://www.informatik-vollmer.de/software/mh2maildir.html
It's a script that uses procmail to convert MH to Maildir.

I had to make 2 really small adjustments to the script, but it works perfectly.
And the fixes were put online within a day!

I used it to migrate all my mail from Sylpheed to KMail.

 
 
 

1. IMAP 4.5 w/Maildir -> Can't Efficiently Handle Big Maildirs (>4096)?

I'm running a Linux box as my mail server running qmail and a patched
version of the IMAP 4.5 server that supports Maildirs. I have a lot of mail:
my Maildir has 5086 messages in it to be precise. Recently (i.e., in the
last 500 messages or so) retreiving mail has become *painfully* slow.
Looking at "top," I find that imapd is choking the CPU, taking 97% of the
CPU just to open a mail message. Huh? Wasn't a Maildir supposed to solve
this? Or is this a fundamental filesysem problem? What might be going on? (I
have plenty of memory and imapd is only using 2Mb -- it's not a swapping
issue.)

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