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> In my experience Akonadi based KMail with IMAP never really worked
Assuming KMail wasn't always «Akonadi based», I would agree with this.
I used to be a happy KMail user years ago, then I upgraded my distro
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Tore, thank you again for your recent findings. Just to let you know: I was not
doubting it. In my experience Akonadi based KMail with IMAP never really worked
with folders with more than maybe 1-2
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--- Comment #51 from Gunter Ohrner ---
(In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #48)
> Gunter, sorry for spelling your name wrong.
No problem Martin, and thanks for even noticing it! ;)
However, unfortunately I don't think I can be of much help
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--- Comment #50 from Philip Allen ---
(In reply to Tore Anderson from comment #49)
> (In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #47)
> > Tore, Gunther or someone else who commented here: Could you please check
> > whether you still have those
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> Tore, Gunther or someone else who commented here: Could you please check
> whether you still have those performance issues you reported there with
>
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Gunter, sorry for spelling your name wrong.
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--- Comment #46 from Tore Anderson ---
By the way, if you need an IMAP account to test with, try the IETF mailing list
archives, which is available through anonymous IMAP (cf.
https://trac.tools.ietf.org/group/tools/trac/wiki/Imap):
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--- Comment #40 from Tore Anderson ---
Following the release of Fedora 26, I decided to test KMail again and compare
it with Mozilla Thunderbird, both using a completely empty UNIX account.
tl;dr: Compared to Thunderbird, KMail/Akonadi
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--- Comment #38 from Gunter Ohrner ---
(In reply to mefyl from comment #36)
> I had some hunch around 6 months ago and switched my IMAP server from
> courier-imap to dovecot, and problem solved: folders now synchronize in a
>
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--- Comment #37 from Gunter Ohrner ---
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> > Switching between folders is sloow... :)
> Is this still the case?
Absolutely. Unfortunately.
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--- Comment #36 from mefyl ---
Some information that could help: I've been hit by the horrible read
performance bug for years - i.e. opening a folder would take minutes of
processing, with akonadi apparently going through all the
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--- Comment #35 from Martin Steigerwald ---
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> (In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #28)
> > 1) There is folder synchronisation when you enter a folder and click mails
> > in
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--- Comment #34 from Martin Steigerwald ---
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> and probably needless folder synchronisations. I reported IMHO needless
> folder synchronisations for maildir already in:
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--- Comment #33 from Martin Steigerwald ---
David, to me this appears an issue that is not directly related to folder
synchronisation speed although slow folder synchronisation speeds makes it
worse.
I think it is a mixture of
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--- Comment #31 from Gunter Ohrner ---
(In reply to Martin Steigerwald from comment #28)
> 1) There is folder synchronisation when you enter a folder and click mails
> in there to read them.
No, that's a misunderstanding.
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--- Comment #30 from Martin Steigerwald ---
I just created
Bug 367892 - During folder synchronisation Akonadi blocks out other operations
like deleting or viewing mails
for blocking out other operations during folder
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--- Comment #29 from Martin Steigerwald ---
Okay, nope changing the title on the bug report I mentioned on the third issue
doesn´t make sense. I don´t see this bug anymore since performance improvements
made by Dan and Millian. It
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--- Comment #28 from Martin Steigerwald ---
There seem to be three issues in what you observe:
1) There is folder synchronisation when you enter a folder and click mails in
there to read them. I don´t have that and for me this
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I sometimes need to delete quite a
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This is what is almost instant on
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--- Comment #25 from Martin Steigerwald ---
Okay, I seriously don´t get why its so different for you: One folder with about
1 mails about one second with cold caches and one with more than 24000
mails about 2-3 seconds with
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--- Comment #24 from Gunter Ohrner ---
I'm using regular IMAP but with a local IMAP server. Don't ask me why I'm doing
it this way, but apparently it's a good setup to detect performance bottlenecks
in the IMAP codepaths. ;)
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--- Comment #23 from Martin Steigerwald ---
Hmmm, okay, now I notice there is an important difference. I tested this
against a local maildir resource, not with IMAP. I think… I bet that may cause
a difference in MySQL load. Do you
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--- Comment #22 from Martin Steigerwald ---
Gunther, I am not sure what is going on on your system, cause when I access a
76000 mails folder it takes about 8 seconds to actually see KMail showing the
first mails and starting the
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--- Comment #20 from Gunter Ohrner ---
Currently slightly more than 41000 mails. It was somewhat less two years ago
with kMail from KDE 4.13, but not significantly, and the performance dropped
all of a sudden with the update.
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--- Comment #21 from Gunter Ohrner ---
Wow, it's much worse than one query per mail...
Activating the MySQL query log and just opening my Sent folder leaves me with a
log file which is - 190 MByte (!) in size... Admittedly
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--- Comment #19 from Martin Steigerwald ---
Gunter, how big is your sent folder? How many mails are in there.
And, I am not sure whether it has been mentioned already, but my better
experience may (!) be related to some manual
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