Overview
- This document contains parameter details required when submitting a request to migrate data using LegacyFlo.
- In the GMAILAPI-S3-ZIP request type, Gmail will be the source and the S3 bucket will be the destination.
- Email data from Gmail accounts will be migrated to S3 bucket in zipped EML format.
- Make sure you have performed preparation steps on the GMail server mentioned in the topic Migrate data from a mailbox to zipped EML on a S3 bucket
Source information (Gmail API)
FIELD NAME | DESCRIPTION | SAMPLE VALUE |
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User ID | User id on Gmail domain whose data needs to be imported (Note: The id should not contain the domain name.) | "john" |
Domain | Source domain on Gmail | "baya.com" |
Source filter information
FIELD NAME | DESCRIPTION | SAMPLE VALUE |
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Since (YYYY-MM-DD) | Start date from which to sync mail. The mail transacted AFTER the start date and BEFORE the end date will be synced. | 2019-01-01 |
Before (YYYY-MM-DD) | End date till which to sync mail. The mail transacted AFTER the start date and BEFORE the end date will be synced. | 2019-02-01 |
Destination information (S3 Bucket)
FIELD NAME | DESCRIPTION |
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S3 bucket name | The S3 bucket for the destination file. Select the S3 bucket name from the drop-down list. The list will show
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S3 folder path | If the file has to be created on the Vaultastic Open Store, then this parameter will have the name of your Vaultastic domain. Example: baya-com.vaultastic.com If the file is to be created on your own bucket, give the folder which will contain the file. Leave this value empty if the destination file has to be created on the root of the S3 bucket. NOTE: S3 folder path should not start or end with a "/" |
File name | The destination filename. The file that will contain the results of the LegacyFlo command NOTE: Filenames should not start or end with a "/" |
Want to submit multiple jobs using CSV?
To upload multiple jobs using a CSV, create a CSV file with a list of all the users and other details required to upload data.