Hello *, I can confirm the descibed behaviour on ALL releases fro, Sarge to Sid.
Am 2007-07-24 21:11:33, schrieb martin f krafft:
> It gets even worse if messages are written to the Maildir while mutt
> is loading, then it gets even worse.
I like to see this function multi-threated...
Even if mutt is open and your mailfolder contain e.g. 10000 Messages,
mutt is blocked while it try to reindex the messages...
> When header_cache is in use, mutt starts and says "Reading large..." and
> quickly counts from 1 to the number of messages. Then, suddenly it just starts
> from the beginning and counts much much slower.
Known behaviour since Sarge (where I currently write this message)
> Somehow I don't think this needs to be two-pass. As it stands,
> header_cache actually seems to slow down mutt if the Maildir was
> substantially changed. That really should *not* be.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Weekend
Michelle Konzack
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