On Wednesday, 2011-06-29, Duncan wrote: > The interesting thing about the log found in that dir, here, is that it > lists the account migration, mostly pop3 but with one sysmail maildir > account, but *NOT* the actual mail migration. Which matches my > experience, it auto-migrated the accounts but not the existing mail, > taking very little time to do so. Hmm, then only way no mention of local folders migration can happen if the path value read from config does not point to a directory. > But what's weird is that the log contains no hint whatsoever about what > might have gone wrong with the existing mail migration -- it doesn't > mention any attempt to migrate that at all. Which of course explains why > the migration went so fast, since for whatever reason, it detected and > migrated the accounts, but not the existing mail. <shrug> The local folder migration is usually very fast. It only walks the folder structure and adjusts filters and similar settings. Usually only takes a couple of seconds (depending of course on how many folders you have and the current I/O load of the system). Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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