For once I write something more general than about Magento, although this issue may be related to Magento:
With a current event, I would like to briefly explain, how an e-mail account or. the entire contents of a can transmit powered hosting with cPanel to another cPanel Hosting.
We assume, that the domain “Domain Name” and reads the e name@domainname.de. This domain is parked as a domain in a cpanel hosting plan. Now the domain to another cPanel hosting package (I know, cPanel hosting package that is not a professional name, But I think it is understandable) be transferred. For this purpose, so “only” the parked domain deleted in one cPanel and then added another in cPanel. So far so good. Now the domain is available again.
If, however, has now been forgotten, emails that were still connected to this domain (Unfortunately at the moment of deletion of the parked domain from the email account away), the shock is potentially very large. So how do you get to the old e-mails?
It's actually relatively easy:
Connect via FTP to one account and then the folder “mail” drive and open. This folder contains the required data.
Now there are for each hosted domain mail with a main folder. In our case, the mail folder / domain name and a folder for the email address itself. In our case mail / .name @ domainname.de . These two folders are copied. Really the two best all folders.
Now in the new hosting package is a new email address created in cPanel. The best re- name@domainname.de (it must not be the same email address but). By applying the e-mail to the corresponding folder in the mail directory is created.
Now you have just copied the contents of either of the two folders into the appropriate new folder, or if the email is still the same, can also direct the whole folder will be overwritten (So the mail folder but not the two o.g. Directories).
Subsequently, the content of the email accounts again. Quite simple. It can therefore also be a backup.
As always, the end of the tip before any changes (Folder, overwriting, etc.) To make backups.
