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======Restore a single user's mailbox or folder====== | ======Restore a single user's mailbox or folder====== | ||
- | This section only applies | + | =====Version 5 or later===== |
+ | ====Recucle Bin==== | ||
+ | If you have recently deleted messages by mistake, and want to undelete them, you can use the ' | ||
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+ | In the VPOP3 settings, go to Users, then double-click the user in question to edit their account. Go to the '' | ||
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+ | In the '' | ||
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+ | The VPOP3 recycle bin keeps messages for the time specified in Settings -> Database -> Message Store | ||
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+ | =====Partial Restore===== | ||
+ | You can perform a partial restore of a database backup by going to Settings -> Database -> Restore | ||
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+ | First, you need to restore the backup into a PostgreSQL database. Do this using the pg_restore command. From a command-line in the VPOP3 directory, run | ||
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+ | pgsql\bin\createdb -U postgres -p 5433 -E SQL_ASCII -T template0 vpop3back | ||
+ | pgsql\bin\pg_restore -U postgres -p 5433 -d vpop3back -v <backup file> | ||
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+ | (the password is ' | ||
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+ | This will restore the backup database to the ' | ||
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+ | Then, in the '' | ||
+ | * Server: localhost | ||
+ | * Username: postgres | ||
+ | * Password: pgsqlpass | ||
+ | * Database: vpop3back | ||
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+ | Choose the relevant username/ | ||
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+ | =====Version 3 or 4===== | ||
To restore a single user's Mailbox or folder is currently only possible in VPOP3 Enterprise, and requires a second PC to act as a temporary VPOP3 server. | To restore a single user's Mailbox or folder is currently only possible in VPOP3 Enterprise, and requires a second PC to act as a temporary VPOP3 server. |