From: Vincent Fox (no email)
Date: Tue Aug 08 2006 - 14:15:22 EDT
So when moving mailboxes from UWash to Cyrus, the obvious solution seemed
to be use imapsync.
I just did a test-run of it moving my own mailbox from UW to Cyrus. It
looks like the UIDL changes in the process, so any POP client is going to
do double-downloads of INBOX contents.
Is there any way to preserve the UIDL information? I took a look at RFC1939
and it leaves the implementation of how this is derived to the software. I
gather it's typically a hashed valued of the message contents, so I would
have thought a message would have same hashed value on 2 different server.
Apparently not. How does Cyrus derive the UIDL?
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