Hi @rrendec,
I've used mb2md to convert about a hundred mailboxes and it worked really nice!
I only had to do some minor manual corrections but overall your script made the conversion so much easier 🙏🏻
For the subscribe files I did some manual conversion using bash and sed.
Mainly I converted the old .subscriptions file to match the new format and to change slashes to tabs:
echo -e 'V\t2\n' > /$TMPCONV/Maildir/subscriptions
cat ~/.subscriptions |sed -e 's/\//\t/g' >> /$TMPCONV/Maildir/subscriptions
Also I created a new .subscriptions file outside the Maildir folder.
echo -e 'V\t2\n\nINBOX' > /$TMPCONV/.subscriptions
So in case you're looking for additional functions, converting the subscriptions file could be one.
Also, some detection could be nice to avoid accidentally re-converting an already converted folder when using parameter -s ~/.
Thank you for this fantastic project!
Hi @rrendec,
I've used mb2md to convert about a hundred mailboxes and it worked really nice!
I only had to do some minor manual corrections but overall your script made the conversion so much easier 🙏🏻
For the subscribe files I did some manual conversion using bash and sed.
Mainly I converted the old .subscriptions file to match the new format and to change slashes to tabs:
Also I created a new .subscriptions file outside the Maildir folder.
echo -e 'V\t2\n\nINBOX' > /$TMPCONV/.subscriptionsSo in case you're looking for additional functions, converting the subscriptions file could be one.
Also, some detection could be nice to avoid accidentally re-converting an already converted folder when using parameter
-s ~/.Thank you for this fantastic project!