- Server operating system version
- AlmaLinux 9.5
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.67.2
I understand and support the decision to deprecate Horde. One of the challenges with Horde has always been with the address book. Server migrations and backups do not grab these. That all being said, I'm looking for some guidance one of these options...
1) How to tell which mail users are actively using Horde and a query to figure out if they have have contacts stored so I can work with that user to move their contacts manually.
or
2) A script to export all contacts and then import them into Roundcube.
I hadn't thought much about it until I found out the cPanel is actually making this pretty easy. How to Manually Migrate Horde Data to Roundcube | cPanel & WHM Documentation
I don't have access to a cPanel server to grab the scripts and Roundcube plugins and try and make them work, but I'm wondering if anyone has these for Plesk or if anyone has tried to use the cPanel scripts and adopt them for Plesk?
Sadly, this is one area where cPanel is better and sad that this is the same company and one group seems to get this right and the other is missing it.
Any help or thoughts would be appreciated.
1) How to tell which mail users are actively using Horde and a query to figure out if they have have contacts stored so I can work with that user to move their contacts manually.
or
2) A script to export all contacts and then import them into Roundcube.
I hadn't thought much about it until I found out the cPanel is actually making this pretty easy. How to Manually Migrate Horde Data to Roundcube | cPanel & WHM Documentation
I don't have access to a cPanel server to grab the scripts and Roundcube plugins and try and make them work, but I'm wondering if anyone has these for Plesk or if anyone has tried to use the cPanel scripts and adopt them for Plesk?
Sadly, this is one area where cPanel is better and sad that this is the same company and one group seems to get this right and the other is missing it.
Any help or thoughts would be appreciated.