Multiple Gmail accounts

[docront]

Hi,

The 'Bonding a Gmvault-db with multiple accounts' explanation does not specify how the multiple accounts backup is handled.  I was wondering if in the event of recovery of one of the multiple accounts, it will be possible to identify and upload messages link to that specific account.  Thanks

[Guillaume Aubert]

Hi,

Sorry for the late answer but I was on vacation.

If you backup multiple accounts in one "Gmvault-db" then it will not be possible to restore the emails of account A into Gmail account A-new and emails of account B into Gmail account B-new for example.

To do such thing, you should backup each email account independently in 2 different Gmvault-db to quick things separated.

Hope to have answered your questions other 

Best regards,

Guillaume

On Sat, Sep 8, 2012 at 1:12 AM, docront <doc...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

The 'Bonding a Gmvault-db with multiple accounts' explanation does not specify how the multiple accounts backup is handled.  I was wondering if in the event of recovery of one of the multiple accounts, it will be possible to identify and upload messages link to that specific account.  Thanks

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[21Rouge]

After successfully backing up one of our accounts I am soon to do another and I am expecting to have two "GMvault-db" folders (one for each account) but I am just curious how can one distinguish one from the other?

Thanks Guillaume for your efforts. It is this type of software that I find so useful and can be appreciated by novices (me) and probably experienced users as well.

[Guillaume Aubert]

21Rouge, you can name the directory differently for example with -d:

gmvault sync myfirstgm...@gmail.com -d %HOME%/myfirstgmailaccount

and

gmvault sync mysecondaccount -d %HOME%/mysecondaccount

Also, a gmvault-db is by default bonded to one account and if you try to sync the emails from another account into the given gmvault-db then Gmvault will detect that and will tell you to force that action with  -m, or --multiple-db-owner.

You can look at http://gmvault.org/in_depth.html#backup (The Gmvault-db paragraph for more info).

The Gmvault developer

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[kimy...@gmail.com]

Hi Zoobert,

Is it possible to explain how to name the different directories a bit more clearly please.   My first data base I saved was gmvault sync thenameofmy...@gmail.com .  Now that I already have a gmvault-db how do I create a new one for a different gmail address.  I just don't understand what -d %HOME%/myfirstgmailaccount means I guess. Thank you!

[kimy...@gmail.com]

Hi Zoobert,

Is it possible to explain how to name the different directories a bit more clearly please.   My first data base I saved was gmvault sync thenameofmy...@gmail.com .  Now that I already have a gmvault-db how do I create a new one for a different gmail address.  I just don't understand what -d %HOME%/myfirstgmailaccount means I guess. Thank you!

On Thursday, December 13, 2012 12:11:13 AM UTC-8, @zoobert wrote:

On Thursday, December 13, 2012 12:11:13 AM UTC-8, @zoobert wrote:

[sabrina...@gmail.com]

Download the Gmail-Backup.This is a free download, however there is a choice to make a donation, as with all open source programs. Do a search on Google for Gmail Backup Tool Tool Tool Tool and is the first result. You must scroll down to find the link to this file

vISIT AT ; 

http://www.osttopstapp.com/gmail-backup.html