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How do I migrate messages from yahoo group to JForum?

 
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We are using yahoo groups since 1999. Now I want to use JForum instead of yahoo groups.

I downloaded messages from yahoo group to my mysql database, All the messages are stored in one database table. There are about 20,000 messages in this table. Now I want to post them to my JForum installation. How should I do it?

is there any utility which I can use? or do I have to write code to maigrate data to Jforum?

I guess when I post messages to JForum , it automatically takes care of creating seach key words in backgroud. How do I add search key words when I migrate messages to JForum?
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HHmm.. that will be an interesting task to do . Do you know Java programming? If so, take a look in the phpbb2jforum code. It may help you:

https://jforum-tools.dev.java.net/source/browse/jforum-tools/phpbb2jforum/src/net/jforum/tools/phpbb2jforum/

Also, I'm open to help you in any question about how JForum works.

Rafael
[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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