On Friday 21 April 2006 00:02, Håkan Lindqvist wrote:
> I did realize that is a possible workaround.
> However I find it outrageous for a webmail application to require more
> than 8 MB of system memory on the server to display a single email.
> Especially as showing the list of messages doesn't require at all as
> much memory.

I've not looked at the code in depth with RoundCube yet... however in general, 
I find your average PHP script kiddie^W^Wdeveloper to be less than frugal 
with their memory usage in development of php applications of any variety.

Indeed I know of more than one developer that wrote code which loaded the 
entire contents of a database table (some 80K rows) into an array to do 
searching on it. This was for an abstraction layer too!

It's absurd.

> I'm still hopeful that this memory usage issue can be worked out
> relatively simply. I just haven't yet been able to find what might be
> causing it, myself.

I intend to scrutinize the code with a fine tooth comb before I let my 
(l)users at it and will submit patches accordingly.

I apologise if I've offended anyone, I am being very general.

--
Richard


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