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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: David Farrick on September 05, 2003, 06:09:50 AM
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I posted this a while back but never had a reply. I have tried exporting data in several different formats from Outlook and importing it into Horde/Webmail to no avail. Has anyone had any luck importing data?
Dave
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Yes, export to a .cvs file, import the .cvs file. Did it a couple of years ago now, I do remember I had to manipulate the data in the csv file to different columns before I imported it.
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Does anyone know the CVS file structure requirements? ie what data can be imported, column titles etc.
Thanks
Bob
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If you are talking about the address book import in webmail the new version of webmail (horde-imp-turba upgrade from Dan Brown's contribs) allows import of:
Comma separated
Tab separated
Outlook
Vcard
Mulberry address book
Pine address book
I have only used the CSV option and imported from 'The Bat!' (my desktop mail client) CSV backup. I imported without changes and had very little to alter. I do not know the actual expected format of the rows however.
Craig Jensen
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I'm exporting from Outlook and have used the *.cvs format, both with and without headers. I don't think the problem is on the exporting side. I've looked at the file data and it looks correct.
When I go to import into the e-smith webmail application, and yes, I have upgraded using Dan Brown's how-to info, nothing happens. It looks like it's uploading the file, but when it's done I receive no error or success message, it just goes back to the import screen. Obviously, when I check the address book, nothing has been loaded. I'm thinking there's a permission problem somewhere on the server, but I have no clue where to start.
Dave
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Do you see any reference in the logs?
Craig
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If you try to import a cvs file that has comas included in some of the columns (such as an address or lastname "," firstname) it will cause problems. I was having the same trouble importing cvs. Once I got rid of any columns with comas as part of the data item the import went fine (but I was not able to import addresses).