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title: Roundcube Migration FAQ
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last_modified: "December 2020"
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app: Roundcube Webmail
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app_version: 1.4.2
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- email
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# Roundcube Migration FAQ
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## Where can I learn more about Roundcube?
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We have a **Roundcube** howto that you can find [here](https://howto.disroot.org/en/tutorials/email/webmail).
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## Will I need to use different login credentials to access my email?
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No, your **Disroot** credentials will be the same as always.
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## Will I need to reconfigure my phone or desktop mail client?
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No, this migration shouldn't affect your phone or email client setup.
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## How will I access Roundcube?
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In the same way that you usually access webmail.
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## What will happen to my emails and contacts?
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All your emails and contacts will be automatically transferred into **Roundcube**. But if you experience any missing data, please contact support.
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## Can I switch back to the previous webmail?
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We will continue to provide temporary access to **Rainloop** as a security measure in case you have or find any difficulties and thus be able to solve them. But once the transition period is over the **Rainloop** tool will no longer be available.
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## My contacts and emails did not migrate, what should I do?
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First of all, don't panic. If your contacts and emails did not migrate, please contact us and we fix it.
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**Finally, if you notice anything unusual, have questions or suggestions, please contact us at support**
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title: 'Rainloop: Exporting contacts and emails'
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last_modified: "December 2020"
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# Migration Guide: Exporting contacts and emails from Rainloop
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## Exporting Contacts
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The process of exporting your contacts from Rainloop is pretty simple.
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1. Login to **Rainloop**
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![](en/rainloop_login.png)
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2. Go to **Contacts**
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![](en/contacts.png)
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3. Click the three bars button and select **Export (csv)**
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![](en/export.png)
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Exporting your contacts will take a moment, depending on the size of your address book. When it is ready, you will be prompted to save the file (contacts.csv) on your computer. Please, save it in a safe place that you can remember later.
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## Exporting emails
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Unfortunately, exporting emails from **Rainloop** is a very cumbersome process because it must be done one mail at a time which is not feasible if you have many emails, right?
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The ability to export multiple emails at once is a feature that has been requested to the **Rainloop** team for five years now, but has not been yet developed.
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There are a couple of workarounds to do this from **Thunderbird** (which do not provide a native feature to backup emails either).
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Please check our **Thunderbird** howto to learn about them.
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title: 'Roundcube: Importing contacts and emails'
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last_modified: "December 2020"
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app_version: 1.4.2
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# Migration Guide: Importing contacts and emails into Roundcube
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app_version: 1.4.2
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# Roundcube Migration Guide
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From "date" the **Disroot** webmail solution will be **Roundcube** and the current one (**Rainloop**) will be discontinued.
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Although you should not have any issues with the transition, we strongly suggest that you previously make a backup of your contacts and emails. Below you will find a brief step-by-step guide to help you do it without problems.
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Let's get started...
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# Table of Contents
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## 1. [Roundcube Migration FAQ](Roundcube_Migration/FAQ)
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## 2. [Rainloop: Exporting contacts and emails](Roundcube_Migration/Rainloop)
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## 3. [Roundcube: Importing contacts and emails](Roundcube_Migration/Roundcube)
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```
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sudo apt install -f
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```
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On Arch based distros run commands:
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```
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sudo pacman -S vagrant
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```
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2. virtuabox
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for install on Debian Jessie run command:
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```
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sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install virtualbox-6.0
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```
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On Arch based distros run commands:
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```
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sudo pacman -S virtualbox
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```
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3. vagrant plugins vagrant-vbguest:
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for install on Debian run commands:
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```
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sudo apt install git
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```
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On Arch based distros run commands:
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```
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sudo pacman -S git
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```
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## Installation
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1. Create a Disroot folder, in which you'll clone the repository:
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