A possible way to do that is to create another account for your user and
moving the emails on this account, I guess.
You then can make sure this account is only used with POP3.
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Matthieu Baechler
Le 27/03/2017 à 18:41, Jerry Malcolm a écrit :
I'm using MySQL.
I'd love to get better
I'm using MySQL.
I'd love to get better performance on large folders. However, I'd
prefer to make clients move old archive folders completely off the
server and store locally (the way POP3 does). Since IMAP doesn't
support doing that directly, I'm looking for suggestions on how to move
Hi,
I can confirm what Benoit said : making large mailboxes fast is not a
easy task.
However, it's not impossible to do, it's just a matter of preparing the
data for SELECT to being fast.
What mailbox backend are you using ?
Regards,
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Matthieu Baechler
Le 27/03/2017 à 08:23, Benoit
Hi Jerry,
We also have some performance troubles while opening large mailboxes as
well. This is something the team is currently working on.
To make it short :
- Opening a new, large mailbox implies removing RECENT flags from all
the stored messages (no choices)
- Then you have to build the MSN
