>So though 99.9% of my content is useless, it still
>has some things of value. I'm 69 and will retire soon, so want to pass
>this on to a person who can simply take over my ID or import it into
>theirs. If I leave it in an unfamiliar and not-easily-searchable format,
>I might as well toss it no
Thanks so much, Ken. This is very helpful.
In answer to your first query, it is related to the fact that I work at
a lab whose main compionent, a particle accelerator, has been in
operation for 50 years and is not ready to die.
My mail goes back to 1992. It is an 18GB
archive of a lot of stuff
>I'm retiring my personal mail server and so packf'ing up and leaving. I
>really regret this, but had no recourse.
Aw, dang, I am wondering WHY you had to use a personal mail server with
exmh and you cannot continue; certainly I use a commercial email provider
without issues.
>I find on using p
