Zmmailbox command

The zmmailbox command is a powerful tool used to manage and manipulate mailbox data in Zimbra, a popular open-source email server software. Here are some common uses and options for the zmmailbox command:

Basic Syntax:

zmmailbox [options] [mailbox|folder|message]

Options:

• -h or --help: Displays help information for the command.
• -v or --verbose: Enables verbose mode, which displays more detailed output.
• -q or --quiet: Suppresses output, except for errors.
• -a or --account: Specifies the account to use for the operation.
• -p or --password: Specifies the password for the account.
• -z or --zone: Specifies the zone to use for the operation.

Common Operations:

1. Create a new mailbox:

   zmmailbox -a user1 -p password createMailbox user1

   This creates a new mailbox for the user user1.

2. Create a new folder:

   zmmailbox -a user1 -p password createFolder user1/Inbox

   This creates a new folder named Inbox in the mailbox of user user1.

3. Move a message:

   zmmailbox -a user1 -p password moveMessage user1/Inbox/12345 user1/Inbox/Archive

   This moves the message with ID 12345 from the Inbox folder to the Archive folder in the mailbox of user user1.

4. Delete a message:

   zmmailbox -a user1 -p password deleteMessage user1/Inbox/12345

   This deletes the message with ID 12345 from the Inbox folder in the mailbox of user user1.

5. Search for messages:

   zmmailbox -a user1 -p password search -f "subject:hello"

   This searches for messages with the subject hello in the mailbox of user user1.

6. Export messages:

   zmmailbox -a user1 -p password export -f "subject:hello" -o /path/to/export/file

   This exports messages with the subject hello from the mailbox of user user1 to a file at the specified path.

Additional Options:

• -m or --message: Specifies the message ID or range of message IDs to operate on.
• -f or --folder: Specifies the folder to operate on.
• -o or --output: Specifies the output file or directory.
• -s or --search: Specifies the search query to use.

These are just a few examples of the many options and operations available with the zmmailbox command. For more information, refer to the Zimbra documentation or the zmmailbox command help output.