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Using IMAP to Migrate from 8.x Linux to 9.2 Windows

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p.faas

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Hi,

Using a 3rd party mail migration tool (from the mailenable website) we were able to migrate the contents of an e-mail adress from our Qmail to the new MailEnable.

Somehow we can't get this to work with the Windows 9.2 Plesk (trial) version we are using. No traffic is on the specified port. Does anyone know what we could have missed in our configuration?

<Providers backupProvider="IMAP4" restoreProvider="" SkipMailMsgBackup="false" SmartRestore="true" >
<Provider idString="IMAP4" Address="123.123.123.123" Port="143" Timeout="60" />

The address IP is an example.

With kind regards,

Peter
 
Is there port 143 open actually? Did you checked it with

telnet IP 143

for example?
 
Yes it is open. I've checked by telnetting from the windows machine to the linux machine and by using the MailEnable application. The MailEnable application can get mailmessages from the Linux machine by using IMAP.

I've used wireshark to check if there was traffic on port 143. There was when using telnet and the MailEnable application, but there wasn't when using PMM.
 
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