Migration von Kopano: Webapp-Regeln

MichaelN

Hi,

kennt jemand eine Möglichkeit, Regeln, die aus der Kopano-Webapp auch nach Grummnio
zu übertragen ?
In gromox-kdb2mt sind die ja nicht enthalten ...

Gruß,
Michael

WalterH

Leider nur manuell.

Mister2

@MichaelN

If you have a copy of Outlook that you can access your mailboxes in Kopano from, and it reads your 'rules' from your Kopano mailbox(s), you can export the mailbox rules to a file. Then once you have connected Outlook to Grommunio you can import the exported rules. I used this approach last year when I was testing/setting up Grommunio and got fed up of retyping the rules after each test rebuild. Unfortunately, this would be a profile by profiles basis but better than hand typing 10's or hundred's of rules by hand.

Without Outlook it might be like @WalterH says - manually.

WalterH

Mister2 If you have a copy of Outlook that you can access your mailboxes in Kopano from, and it reads your 'rules' from your Kopano mailbox(s), you can export the mailbox rules to a file.

Thank you, I was not aware of the export function. I tried the export, unfortunately on the import, I lost the destination folders. So I need to edit every rule and set the destination folder. But it is much better than recreating every rule from scratch.
BTW. the export is in the Options menu.

jengelh

Exchange-Outlook made the terrible choice to encode almost things in way too many places with GUIDs/object identifiers. That is an almost sure way to ensure everything breaks across the board when objects (like folders) are deleted and recreated with the same name/content since they get new IDs.

MichaelN

i found a script in the old kopano code (tools/python-scripts/kopano-rules), to read out the
rules of a running kopano. It does not really work, but i got out the rules in raw form:

[SPropValue(0x66740014, 1), SPropValue(0x66760003, 11), SPropValue(0x66770003, 17), SPropValue(0x6678000A, 2147746063), SPropValue(0x667900FD, SContentRestriction(1,0xc1d0102,SPropValue(0x0C1D0102, b'EMIL'))), SPropValue(0x668000FE, ACTIONS(1,[ACTION(1,0,None,None,0x0,actMoveCopy(b'\x00\x00\x00\x008\xa1\xbb\x10\x05\xe5\x10\x1a\xa1\xbb\x08\x00+*V\xc2\x00\x00zarafa6client.dll\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\xfe\xee\x1e\xac\xf8\x82B6\x9bs{\x9e\xaaS\xd2\x90\x01\x00\x00\x00\x01\x00\x00\x00\xc7w\'\x80\xf6\xd1G"\xb8\x82/\x07j\x08\xdc\xa2file:///var/run/kopano/server.sock\x00',b'\x00\x00\x00\x00\xfe\xee\x1e\xac\xf8\x82B6\x9bs{\x9e\xaaS\xd2\x90\x01\x00\x00\x00\x03\x00\x00\x00\xc4\x9d\x91\xa0E\xeeNP\x94\x0e\xd4h}$\xf5\xa6\x00\x00\x00\x00'))])), SPropValue(0x6681001E, b'RuleOrganizer'), SPropValue(0x6682001E, b'testr1'), SPropValue(0x66830003, 0), SPropValue(0x66840102, b'\x01\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x86\xca\x0e\x93i\x11\xe6@'), SPropValue(0x6715001E, b''), SPropValue(0x6717001E, b''), SPropValue(0x6718001E, b''), SPropValue(0x6719001E, b'')]

I tried to got it running, but i don't have enought internal knowledge about the structure.

Maybe someone with more knowledge can take a look on it.

If we could get the rule informations with this tool and extend the admin-api to create rules,
we could convert the rules to grommunio in an elegant way.

crpb

MichaelN but i got out the rules in raw form:

It is always helpful to also show how you did something. i can basically guess it but you might know what i mean :-).

MichaelN It does not really work,

maybe with that it works for you again. (from my personal git-clone..and it might still throw some icky charsets at you)

diff --git a/kopano-rules/kopano_rules.py b/kopano-rules/kopano_rules.py
index 65e5c96..15f5a30 100755
--- a/kopano-rules/kopano_rules.py
+++ b/kopano-rules/kopano_rules.py
@@ -772,8 +772,14 @@ def printrules(filters, user, server):
     table_data = []
     for rule in filters:
         condition_message = convertcondition(rule[4].Value)
+        try: condition_message = condition_message.decode('Windows-1252')
+        except AttributeError: pass
         actions = convertaction(rule[5], user,server)
+        try: actions = actions.decode('Windows-1252')
+        except AttributeError: pass
         name = rule[7].Value
+        try: name = name.decode('Windows-1252')
+        except AttributeError: pass
         condition = condition_message
         try:
             table_data.append(

I'm sadly not enough of a coder to understand how the rules are created.. i looked at it a while back and stopped after a while and a spinning head 😮