Squirrelmail to Roundcube Importer Script

[defunct]

This script takes the squirrelmail pref files users created in squirrelmail and imports that data into your roundcube database populating both the user preferences and their address books. This file is run outside of roundcube.

Download: http://www.thinkwebmedia.com/roundcube/rc.tar.gz

Edit the script with the proper information and load it in your browser.

I wrote it for my Direct Admin box but let me know if you have success on other machines and environments.

[mrjaguar]

Hi,
do you have any intentions of porting/changing this to import from an sqmail DB?
thanks.

[Chadi]

I ran this but it just got stuck on



Importing Users...

Importing Address books...


Any ideas?

[defunct]

@mrjaguar: Seeing as I have no boxes that run sqmail DB, no I will not be porting it.

@Chadi: It appears to be starting the loop but not finishing it. Ensure the script has permission to read the pref files and you have entered the proper mysql information

[mrjaguar]

Originally Posted by defunct

@mrjaguar: Seeing as I have no boxes that run sqmail DB, no I will not be porting it.

@Chadi: It appears to be starting the loop but not finishing it. Ensure the script has permission to read the pref files and you have entered the proper mysql information

no worries.. I figured it out. thanks.

[Shepherdzw]

I am new to round cube....

Are you using qmail as your mta ? I want to start an experiment and probably implement round cube on my mail servers on the internet...

Can you shade some experience on the subject

Regards,

shepherdzw@gmail.com

[nelgin]

Originally Posted by Shepherdzw

I am new to round cube....

Are you using qmail as your mta ? I want to start an experiment and probably implement round cube on my mail servers on the internet...

Can you shade some experience on the subject

Regards,

shepherdzw@gmail.com

I am using qmail-toaster and Roundcube works perfectly. Mandriva have a roundcube package that installs without a problem. As long as you have a working imap server it should work fine.

Though it'd be nice if it would work directly with maildir type folders, that's another discussion.