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Import mails from piler archival solution to zimbra for jackson
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[[category:Jakson]] == Objective == * To import Sent mails of a perticular user for selected rage of date == Method == * Piler login as piler user * Pilerexnport with options * Tar the .eml files * transfer to zimbra server * untar * zmmailbox cli to import the mails ==Steps == Login on piler server as root su - piler mkdir backup cd backup pilerexport --start-date 2020.01.01 --stop-date 2020.04.07 -f user@jakson.com All the files .eml has been generated in current directory '''/var/piler/backup/''' Make tar backup of the files and transfer to zimbra server tar cvfz user-sent.tar.gz *.eml Login in zimbra server Extract in /tmp in new directory , say for example username and change owner to zimbra for all files Then as zimbra user su - zimbra zmmailbox -zadmin mbox> selectMailbox username@jakson.com mbox username@jakson.com> createFolder /Recovery mbox username@jakson.com> addMessage /Recovery /tmp/username/ All the mails exported from piler is imported in zimbra , in users mailbox in Recovery folder
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