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    how to import specific folder from .pst -> specific folder

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    • theoneandonly-vector
      theoneandonly-vector last edited by theoneandonly-vector

      I want to import only “sent messages” -> “sent objects” of an already created user.
      is this somehow possible?

      I can use:
      kopano-migration-pst ./file.pst -f “sent messages” -u t.user@domain.tld

      to just import a specific folder.
      but how to use a specific target-folder (sent objects)?
      or is there a way to move all elements of a folder and delete the old one using cli?

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      • externa1
        externa1 @theoneandonly-vector last edited by

        @theoneandonly-vector

        man kopano-migration-pst explains this
        there is also an import option to define the restore root folder with --import-root

        EXAMPLES
        Import PST file name “outlook.pst” to store of user “bert”:

           kopano-migration-pst -u bert outlook.pst
        
           Import PST file name "public.pst" into (new or existing) "imported" folder of public store:
        
           kopano-migration-pst -S public --import-root=imported public.pst
        

        rg
        Christian

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        • theoneandonly-vector
          theoneandonly-vector last edited by theoneandonly-vector

          hey there, thank you for the repsonse

          sadly it’s not yet what I search for.
          if I use:
          kopano-migration-pst ./user.pst -f “Sent Elements” -u user@domain.tld --import-root=“Sent Objects”

          it creates a subfolder inside “Sent Objects”.
          my target is to have all the e-mails inside “Sent Objects”

          right now I need to modify the .pst manually.

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