'[kdepim-users] backing up Kmail'

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List:       kdepim-users
Subject:    [kdepim-users] backing up Kmail
From:       Reid <rsv869 () roadrunner ! com>
Date:       2012-04-21 14:23:44
Message-ID: 1335018224.25966.13.camel () rsv-linux
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Hello group-

I'm a long-time ubuntu user but new to Kmail.  

What's the best way to back up my mail?  A built-in utility would be
nice :-> .  Failing that can you point me to the directory where the
mail messages reside.  I pull email from multiple mail providers but
hope it's not spread all over the directory structure :->

More specifically, this is Kubuntu 11.10, running Kmail 4.8.2

Thanks

RSV869

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Hello group-<BR>
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I'm a long-time ubuntu user but new to Kmail.&nbsp; <BR>
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What's the best way to back up my mail?&nbsp; A built-in utility would be nice :-&gt; \
.&nbsp; Failing that can you point me to the directory where the mail messages \
reside.&nbsp; I pull email from multiple mail providers but hope it's not spread all \
over the directory structure :-&gt;<BR> <BR>
More specifically, this is Kubuntu 11.10, running Kmail 4.8.2<BR>
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Thanks<BR>
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RSV869
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