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Thunderbird and mail experts advices

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Hi,

I need advice regarding my small business email management.

My mail box is now getting full.  I use IMAP for all the accounts, since It simpler and also I don't need to stress about loosing all my old mail due to a computer or server failure.  It is super convenient as all my mail are available from any device I use.

As I said my mailbox is getting full now and buying more space from my mail server is prohibitive (150$/year for 5 Gig). 

Do you have suggestions on how to archive all my mail, so that they could be access just like on the mail server of my mail provider.   I tough about using POP and store everything on my Unraid server.  And in Thunderbird map the local folder on the Unraid server. 

I also have a Docker running Thunderbird to forward messages from different users, if you can think it could be part of the solution...

 

Thank's

J-P

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setup a google account and forward/setup google mail to download all the e-mails from the email server.
I've done this before in the past with a mediacom email to google email and medaicom email is now long gone and dead but I still have all my old emails from that account.

Otherwise spin up a smtp email server. and similarly setup forwarding to move them from one system to the next.

as emails usually exist as text message. I think this is what your asking in terms of getting a backup downloaded and added to the server:

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Otherwise setup a mail server:
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