Pegasus chrashes by Transfer to Imap-account

posted May 13 '09 at 6:57 pm

> Is there any other tool that can read the pegasus-mail-file and transfer it to an imap-account?

Download Mercury/32 and install it on your computer. You'll need to configure it with a default user account and copy your Pegasus mail account folder (probably c:\pmail\mail) to the default user account. Make sure you install the IMAP module. Test your setup within WinPMail, you should be able to create a new IMAP profile connecting to 127.0.0.1 and see your Mail folders.

Now download IMAPCopy:
http://home.arcor.de/armin.diehl/imapcopy/imapcopy.html

Configure it to copy from 127.0.0.1 to your IMAP Server remote account. These configuration settings are entered into the ImapCopy.cfg file. Then run:

imapcopy.exe -s -e

the -e tells IMAPCopy to copy all folders, including empty ones and the -s tells IMAPCopy to subscribe you to any folders that are created on the destination. When IMAPCopy finishes, you should have all your Pegasus Mail folders/messages moved to the IMAP Server.

&gt; Is there any other tool that can read the pegasus-mail-file and transfer it to an imap-account? Download Mercury/32 and install it on your computer.&nbsp; You'll need to configure it with a default user account and copy your Pegasus mail account folder (probably c:\pmail\mail) to the default user account.&nbsp; Make sure you install the IMAP module.&nbsp; Test your setup within WinPMail, you should be able to create a new IMAP profile connecting to 127.0.0.1 and see your Mail folders. Now download IMAPCopy: http://home.arcor.de/armin.diehl/imapcopy/imapcopy.html Configure it to copy from 127.0.0.1 to your IMAP Server remote account. These configuration settings are entered into the ImapCopy.cfg file.&nbsp; Then run: imapcopy.exe -s -e the -e tells IMAPCopy to copy all folders, including empty ones and the -s tells IMAPCopy to subscribe you to any folders that are created on the destination.&nbsp; When IMAPCopy finishes, you should have all your Pegasus Mail folders/messages moved to the IMAP Server.

Rei123

posted May 12 '09 at 12:31 am

Hello,

excuse the double-post, the other forum seems to have very little visitors:

I decides to convert vom POP3 to IMAP. I made a new account for my IMAP and can open both sides. On the IMAP-Side, I can see new mails, create Folders etc.

But when I try to pull my old Folders from POP3 to the IMAP-side, Pegasus crashes after about 5 messages. The only chance is a complete new start.

This is not a good idea for 1700 mails Tongue Tied

My hoster ist www.strato.de, Pegasus is V4.12a

What is going wrong?

Thank you

Reiner

<DIV class=ForumPostContentText id=ctl00_ctl01_bcr_ctl00___PostRepeater_ctl01_PostViewWrapper> Hello, &nbsp; excuse the double-post, the other forum seems to have very little visitors: &nbsp; I decides to convert vom POP3 to IMAP. I made a new account for my IMAP and can open both sides. On the IMAP-Side, I can see new mails, create Folders etc. But when I try to pull my old Folders from POP3 to the IMAP-side, Pegasus crashes after about 5 messages. The only chance is a complete new start. This is not a good idea for 1700 mails&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <IMG alt="Tongue Tied" src="http://community.pmail.com/emoticons/emotion-7.gif"> My hoster ist <A href="http://www.strato.de/">www.strato.de</A>, Pegasus is V4.12a What is going wrong? &nbsp; Thank you &nbsp; Reiner</DIV>

Thomas R. Stephenson

posted May 12 '09 at 7:32 pm

But when I try to pull my old Folders from POP3 to the IMAP-side,
Pegasus crashes after about 5 messages. The only chance is a complete
new start.

This is not a good idea for 1700 mails

Not sure what you are doing but pull does not seem right. Are you trying to drag and drop folders? Can't drag and drop folders between mailboxes but you can move mail from the local folders to the IMAP4 folders. I would use a copy rather than a move to make sure nothing bad happens to cause you to lose mail. Having both folders open will also speed up the process.

My hoster ist www.strato.de, Pegasus is V4.12a

The first thing I would do is upgrade to v4.41 at least.

<blockquote>But when I try to pull my old Folders from POP3 to the IMAP-side, Pegasus crashes after about 5 messages. The only chance is a complete new start. This is not a good idea for 1700 mails&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="http://community.pmail.com/emoticons/emotion-7.gif" alt="Tongue Tied"></blockquote>Not sure what you are doing but pull does not seem right.&nbsp; Are you trying to drag and drop folders?&nbsp; Can't drag and drop folders between mailboxes but you can move mail from the local folders to the IMAP4 folders.&nbsp; I would use a copy rather than a move to make sure nothing bad happens to cause you to lose mail.&nbsp; Having both folders open will also speed up the process. <blockquote>My hoster ist <a href="http://www.strato.de/">www.strato.de</a>, Pegasus is V4.12a</blockquote>The first thing I would do is upgrade to v4.41 at least. &nbsp;

Rei123

posted May 13 '09 at 2:00 pm

Hallo,

upgrade to 4.41 is done, but situation is worse:

Fist attempt locked up as usually,just selected abaout 20 mails
Second attempt refused connection
Third and following attempts lead to 99% CPU-Usage, I had to kill it by Task-Manager

Are there any error-protocolls or something that can help me to find the error?

Probably there is a way around?
Is there any other tool that can read the pegasus-mail-file and transfer it to an imap-account?

Thanks

Reiner

Hallo, &nbsp;upgrade to 4.41 is done, but situation is worse: Fist attempt locked up as usually,just selected abaout 20 mails Second attempt refused connection Third and following attempts lead to 99% CPU-Usage, I had to kill it by Task-Manager Are there any error-protocolls or something that can help me&nbsp;to find the error? Probably there is a way around? Is there any other tool that can read the pegasus-mail-file and transfer it to an imap-account? Thanks Reiner

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