36 lines
1.2 KiB
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36 lines
1.2 KiB
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AppsForYourDomainMigrationClient: A simple application that
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demonstrates how to migrate email messages to a Google Apps
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email account.
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To migrate mail as a Google Apps user, invoke as follows:
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java AppsForYourDomainMigrationClient --username <user>
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--password <password> --domain <domain>
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For example:
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java AppsForYourDomainMigrationClient --username jdoe
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--password mypass --domain example.com
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To migrate mail as a Google Apps administrator, also specify
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the destination mailbox (username) for the mail upload:
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java AppsForYourDomainMigrationClient --username <user>
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--password <password> --domain <domain>
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--destination_user <username>
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For example:
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java AppsForYourDomainMigrationClient --username admin
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--password mypass --domain example.com --destination_user jdoe
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By default, the sample application will migrate a simple,
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example email message. You can also specify a message on disk,
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assuming it is already in the RFC822 standard format, by passing
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the --data_file argument:
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java AppsForYourDomainMigrationClient --username jdoe
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--password mypass --domain example.com
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--data_file /home/jdoe/my_rfc822_message.txt
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