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backup address book in roundcube using mysql as backend [SOLVED]

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1 Topic by hata_ph 2010-01-21 15:55:11 (edited by hata_ph 2010-01-21 16:25:49)

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Topic: backup address book in roundcube using mysql as backend [SOLVED]

How to I backup and migrate my saved address book in roundcube? I am using mysql as the backend.

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Re: backup address book in roundcube using mysql as backend [SOLVED]

Ok. I have figure it out. Roundcube can export it.

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