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		<title>cPanel mailbox to maildir problems</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sometimes after cPanel&#8217;s maildir conversion (/scripts/convert2maildir) there might be missing mails. In my case the mails from the Sent folder were missing. Despite all of my efforts to re-run /scripts/convert2maildir with option 3 (Convert partially converted mail accounts), there was still a huge mailbox file for the Sent folder in the user&#8217;s account (/home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/problem_user/Sent). Of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sometimes after cPanel&#8217;s maildir conversion (/scripts/convert2maildir) there might be missing mails. In my case the mails from the Sent folder were missing.</p>
<p>Despite all of my efforts to re-run /scripts/convert2maildir with option 3 (Convert partially converted mail accounts), there was still a huge mailbox file for the Sent folder in the user&#8217;s account (/home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/problem_user/Sent). Of course, the maildir folder .Sent (/home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/problem_user/.Sent/) did not have any of the mails from the Sent mailbox file.</p>
<p>After googling for some time and trying third party scripts to no avail, I have turned to a simple solution. I have created a directory /home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/test/. This should represent the mail directory for a fake email account <a href="mailto:test@bgsnow.com">test@bgsnow.com</a>. Then I have copied the Sent file from the user which has problems (/home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/problem_user/Sent) to this directory and re-run /scripts/convert2maildir. This created the needed maildir directory .Sent (/home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/test/.Sent)  which I copied directly to the mail directory for the user with problems (/home/user/mail/bgsnow.com/problem_user/).</p>
<p>This fixed the problem for me <img src='http://linux.bgsnow.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>]]></content:encoded>
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