MBOX is the standard file format for storing several emails, contacts, and calendars in a text file. If you are using Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Entourage, Eudora, Apple Mail, etc. then you can easily open .mbox files.
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I just downloaded the new Thunderbird 78.2.2 but I cannot see how to import downloaded .mbox files (which were downloaded from Gmail). There is no Import/Export option under "Tools",only an "Import" option which then allows only to choose between "Becky!InternetMail"and "Outlook".I am very confused.I seem to remember using an older version 3years ago and could just copy the files manually intothe App Data folder but this stratgey does not work. Could someone pleasehelp? For info I amusing Windows10
Open your Thunderbird profile folder, QUIT Thundebird and copy the mbox file to Mail > Local Folders. Remove the .mbox extension, it's not needed, then launch Thunderbird. You will find the messages under the Local Folders account.
"Open your Thunderbird profile folder, QUIT Thundebird and copy the mbox file to Mail > Local Folders. Remove the .mbox extension, it's not needed, then launch Thunderbird. You will find the messages under the Local Folders account."
I have already used the Import Export Tools NG add-on. When I export a mailbox file from Apple Mail, it create a .mbox file (few Ko only) and a huge folder. It doesn't work with Export Tools NG add-on because it says to import the .mbox file but nothing happens and it is really very poorly documented... In fact, beacause of that, I don't really know how to proceed with the Import Export tool...It's really very frustrating beacause Apple Mail on Catalina is a nightmare...Best,Daniel.
You must be choosing the wrong file. I just tried copying the mbox files (exported mailboxes from Apple Mail on High Sierra) to Local Folders and they loaded just fine. The mbox file that you should be copying is simply named "mbox" without any file extension.
For example, in my test scenario, I have a folder called 2020 under the Archives mailbox in Apple Mail. When I right-click the 2020 folder and export it (mailbox) to my Downloads folder, a folder named Archives is created. Inside it, an archive file of sorts (type is Mail Mailbox) called 2020.mbox is found, inside which there is a file called "mbox" and another called "table_of_contents". Both files have no extension, but the mbox file is huge and it's the one containing messages. I copied that mbox file to Local Folders and renamed it to 2020 and when Thunderbird loaded, a folder named 2020 was found under the Local Folders account and it contained the messages.
Suppose I want to export a mailbox called WORK in Apple Mail to TB (like your 2020 folder). When I export it (including subdirectories), I get what you see in the attached image. Here, you see that the WORK.mbox folder is only 36 bytes and the mbox file inside is 0 KB, which seems normal to me because my WORK folder does not contain any messages at level 0 but it contains several subdirectories of total size 3,45Gb.So here, I already have a difference with your case since in your case, the 2020.mbox file is large whereas it is only 36 bytes in my case...
1) If I put the huge WORK folder in the Local Folders directory of my profile, nothing appears in TB, only empty boxes... Same thing if I put both the WORK.mbox file with the huge WORK folder in the Local Folders directory of my profile. (I then erased everyting).
This would be the best approach, but as you can see, each imported mbox file does not bear the name of the PARENT.mbox mailbox folder. The Import Export Tools NG add-on is NOT going to inherit the name of the PARENT.mbox mailbox folder when importing the mbox files they contain. It will only inherit the name of the actual mbox file itself (the files called mbox without any extensions). This means, you have to rename each mbox file from "mbox" to the name with which it should appear in Thunderbird. For example, inside the LAB.mbox parent folder, there is a file named mbox. Rename this file from "mbox" to LAB and it will be imported with the LAB name. Granted, it's going to be a lot of work to do by hand, but that's the only way you will get them to appear in Thunderbird with their corresponding Apple Mail names.
You may be able to batch rename each mbox file to the correct name using a script or command line via the Terminal. I am not familiar with the macOS Terminal enough to craft a command line that you could use, but I'm sure it can be done. For example, if you exported the mailboxes to your Downloads folder, the script would work as follows:
Look for a file called "mbox" inside the Downloads folder and all subfolders (recursively), and for each found file, take the "PARENT.mbox" name of the folder/path inside which the mbox file was found, strip the ".mbox" bit from it and apply the remaining "PARENT" bit to the found mbox file. You may get better help with accomplishing that here _os. Once each mbox file is appropriately named, you can then import them in one go using the "choose a folder where to look for the Mbox files to import (including sub-folders)" option.
Hey, I'm having this problem too -- is anyone still around to help?I've moved the mbox files from Apple Mail into the Profiles/Mail/Local Folders of Thunderbird, but I can't see my individual messages in the mail viewer window. I was going to try the option (listed above) of choosing "a folder where to look for the Mbox files to import (including sub-folders)" but this option doesn't appear for me when I right-click the subfolder in Thunderbird. What am I doing wrong?Thanks,Chris Lotito
Hi there,Apologies for my ignorance if this has already been covered, but I'm trying to solve the problem of importing my massive .mbox file into TB. Have read through the answers above but don't think anything covers this. I've done all the add ons and various recommended methods, but every time I get to my LaCie drive where my file is saved, TB crashes. If I go the other way, through account settings - message storage - local directory - browse, I'm unable to select my .mbox folder to upload (it's faint grey). Have taken screen grabs to explain where I get stuck. Cheers
If I give sa-learn Maildir mails to train it as spam, it takes them without problems, but when trying to use a mbox file containing spam emails from my personal Gmail account (using ), it doesn't like it:
Perhaps this isn't ideal but I was able to get sa-learn to work by exporting my Gmail spam folder using Thunderbird rather than the Google Takeout utility. It seems there is something strange with GTakeout's mbox format that is giving SA trouble.
I first uploaded the gmail .mbox file to my mailinabox server (using scp), then split the mbox file into the corresponding folders using mbox_split.py, then extracted the mbox files into maildir format using mb2md.pl, then copied the maildir files into the relevant dir within /home/user-data/mail/mailboxes/.
I have this code, that will translate mbox to JSON. The goals is to transfer the produces JSON to Mongodb database. However, the code was tested on a dummy mbox "example.mbox" and it worked fine. Nevertheless, when the time to test it on the actual mbox, I had an unintended output that did produce the JSON file but, "Skipping MIME content in JSONification (multipart)".. I do not want to skip anything!
NOTE: As some has pointed out, the phrase " I do not want to skip anything" refer to the fact that I can jSONify most of the mbox but not multipart nor images. Hence, the part in the code {for part in msg.walk(): ...} was tagged skipping to demonstrate that this code did indeed skipped multipart and images, as without it, i was getting JSON file without binaries for images etc.. It will not be present in the final code though, when i figure how to get images and multipart into JSON.
Google Takeout can backup emails and all other Google Workspace data into ZIP or TGZ format. The compressed file folder contains Gmail emails in MBOX format such as Inbox.mbox, Sent.mbox, Trash.mbox, Spam.mbox, etc. When you export Gmail data without selecting labels, Google Takeout creates a single file, named All mail Including Spam and Trash.mbox. Google Takeout saves all the G Suite data into a local hard drive partition with a unique folder name, for example, takeout-20181216T162405Z-001.zip.
I therefore need a tool that can read this Gmail '.mbox' format in a 3G+ sized file. Once I have a working tool I will delete all of my email from Gmail servers. Then I can simply add a new archive and delete the email server every 179 days from this day on.
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The other problem I faced was that various tools and programmes which easily imports .mbox to Gmail are made for Windows but I only have a Chromebook device. I really feel that importing emails should be a simpler process than going through the hoops of getting Linux and Thunderbird, but this is the best solution at the moment. ff782bc1db
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