Re: [SLUG] Do typical Linux based mail systems offer restoration of individual mailboxes from tape, to the line server?

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yes.. you can.. I keep all my mail in ~/mail/ then each mail folder is a
file in that directory.. all the emails in a folder are contained in one
file

Jason

On 20 Nov 2002, John Clay wrote:

> Do typical Linux based email systems support restoration of individual
> mailboxes and mail messages? I've just discovered (the hard way) that
> Exchange 5.5 doesn't. It appears that the entire message database must
> be restored to a "recovery server" and then the desired mailbox must be
> exported for importation into the the production server. Tell me it
> 'aint so in the Linux/Unix world.
>
> Thanks
> John Clay
> Tallahassee, FL
>
>
>

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