If you selected Remote FTP Server, Remote FTP Server (passive mode transfer), or Secure Copy (SCP) from the Backup Destination menu, enter the remote destination’s information in the available text boxes. 2) To backup emails to your local computer, select the required email and click on the ‘More’ icon.
If you want to import a file that contains rules other than those in the Rules and Alerts Wizard, such as rules that are compatible with previous versions of Microsoft Outlook, click the file type in the Files of type list. Select the rules file that you want to import.
Press the More option on the top right of the Roundcube email interface after selecting the email you want to backup. Do one of the following: Import rules Click Import Rules. Sign in to your Roundcube web-based email account using your username and password via the webmail interface. 1) Login to your cPanel webmail using Roundcube web interface. Heres how to use Roundcubes export feature to back up your emails: Step 1. Follow the steps below to perform the backup and restore process in Roundcube web interface. Do not send email notification of backup completion – Check this option If you do not wish to receive the notification. Roundcube does not provide convenient functionality to download many emails at once. Secure Copy (SCP) - Select this setting to use secure copy protocol (SCP) to store the backup file on a remote server.Įmail Address – Type your email address to receive a notification when the backup finishes. Remote FTP Server (passive mode transfer) - Select this setting to use passive FTP to store the backup file on a remote server. Remote FTP Server - Select this setting to use FTP to store the backup file on a remote server. Find the Files section and click the Backup Wizardlink.īackup Destination Home Directory - Select this setting to save the backup file on the server.
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