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If you can read them in Thunderbird, sometimes that's all it takes. I had to save a friend's soon-to-deleted university account. I had another IMAP account also
by akeck 7y ago
If you can read them in Thunderbird, sometimes that's all it takes. I had to save a friend's soon-to-deleted university account. I had another IMAP account also configured Thunderbird. I was able to drag and drop from the soon-to-deleted account into sub-folders of the IMAP account.
- btrettel 7y agoIf I understand you right, you're suggesting that I get Thunderbird to process the mbox file by moving it into another folder. Reasonable idea, as hypermail seems to work on mbox files generated by Thunderbird. I'll give that a shot if the solution posted by jefftk doesn't pan out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21272524 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21272524 Looks like this Python script can generate HTML files, so no need to use hypermail.