>>>>> Kyle Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > The flag information is stored in the index, and for Maildir backends > the first 26 flags are stored in the filename as well. In other words, > access to flags is pretty dang fast, and for Maildir storage, never > requires opening the message or parsing headers.
Ok, good! I'm using maildir. (while I like the simplicity of mbox folders, I have some archive folders with up to 30k articles, and maildir sounded a lot better for these) [snip!] > Large numbers of keywords (esp. more than 26), though, hasn't been > tested a whole lot, but should be reasonably fast (largely because of > the index and cache files). While I don't have the exact number, I don't think Gnus nnimap uses more than 26 total. So that sounds good. Thanx for the information! - Steinar
