Backing Up

[Cheemag]

Hello. Have just started with Pro version.

I cannot back up. [Backup] keeps coming back to the password input page.

I'm trying to save to the internal memory, not to Gluggles Cloud as I wish to keep Google out of my life as far as possible.

Backup doesn't seem to accept a folder on the device despite my having selected one in the 0/range.

Where do I go from here ?

Regards,

Cheemag?

[mikeone]

Hello. Have just started with Pro version.

I cannot back up. [Backup] keeps coming back to the password input page.

Backup doesn't coming back, it's going forward to the password input page 

How can I make a backup of my mail accounts?

Use Menu in the main window, then choose “Backup and Restore”. You can choose the folder by tapping on the grey "Folder" button > Then tap on "Backup" > on the next screen you 1. have to enter a password and 2. can choose back up all account settings, and optionally include the program’s settings > OK .
Please note that the backup file is encrypted.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

The "root" of the "memory card that's not a memory card" on recent Android versions is:

/storage/emulated/0/

and you might want to create a folder under that using a file manager.

[Cheemag]

Hello. Have just started with Pro version.

I cannot back up. [Backup] keeps coming back to the password input page.

Backup doesn't coming back, it's going forward to the password input page 

How can I make a backup of my mail accounts?

Use Menu in the main window, then choose “Backup and Restore”. You can choose the folder by tapping on the grey "Folder" button > Then tap on "Backup" > on the next screen you 1. have to enter a password and 2. can choose back up all account settings, and optionally include the program’s settings > OK .
Please note that the backu


p file is encrypted.

 At that stage I've already entered a password ... twice. It keeps going back there.

Regards,

Cheemag.

[Cheemag]

The "root" of the "memory card that's not a memory card" on recent Android versions is:

/storage/emulated/0/

and you might want to create a folder under that using a file manager.

There are already two folders there in a folder named backup: aquamail and aquamail.account.backup which appear to be encrypted. Are these the result of what I have been trying to achieve?

If so, I'll move them to the real SDcard where hopefully Gluggle won't be able to access them.

Regards

Cheemag

[mikeone]

Yes, AquaMail AquaMail's backup file is named "aquamail.account.backup"

You can move this file to the (external) SD card by using a file manager app.

[Cheemag]

This is all sorted now. Thanks to all who responded.

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Cheemag.