Thunderbird question
Grizzly
Real_Grizz_Adams at yahoo.co.uk
Wed Sep 28 05:58:33 UTC 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 at 15:00, Phil wrote:
Thunderbird question (at least in part)
>My ISP has changed it's mail server from POP to IMAP. If I delete my POP
>account within Thunderbird that will also delete all of me e-mails as
>well. So my question is, how do I restore my old e-mails to my new account?
First off I don't have (or ever had) TBird so I'm only going from basic
principles
Where do you store your current (POP) mail, on your local PC
(/home/yourlogin/.thunderbird/rnfqs5md.default/Mail/Local Folders)
or leave on the ISP server?
AFAIK there is no reason you cant just make a new IMAP setup, and keep your old
(Local?) mail
If you still have mail at your ISP it "should" be available via the "new" IMAP,
most ISP's will have a change over period where you could get it either way
(before they shut down the POP3 servers)
Again I don't have TBird
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