Re: Importing an mbox into Imap

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On Tue, 2010-05-25 at 01:06 -0500, Gabriel Ramirez wrote:
> so it's more a year of Fedora mails, in a file,

Most definitely.  There's a few other big ones, but none are nearly as
big as that one.

> I has the same problem tens of thousands emails, I evaluate mbox, vs
> maildir, decided keep with mbox in separated files, because trying to
> rsync that quantity of emails in maildir well seemed in my case take a
> long time.

A while back I tried comparing mbox to maildir with a staggeringly large
number of messages, and found mbox to stay nippy, whereas maildir grinds
to a snail's pace, and just gets worse and worse.  I'm not trying to
keep backup copies, of these, so that issue wouldn't arise for me.
> 
> seems which your only options to separate the mbox are:
>  
> procmail
>  
> but I'm unable to find a procmail recipe to evaluate the original date
> field from a email to construct a mailbox in the format
> fedora_year_month/

I figured on keeping them all in one folder, rather than separately
archiving different periods.  So I ought to be able to run some commands
that just move *everything* in mbox here over to maildir there?

> and will take hours, but will be automatic

I do use dovecot.  I'm not against it spending ages to complete, so long
as it actually does, and doesn't need me to manage it along the way.

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