learning( exams ) || posting( evolution ); // wrong decision... ;-)
> > > Assuming this is true, is there a way to keep my mail archives available
> > > without having them consume huge amounts of memory? I have mail-list
> > > messages in at least one folder dating back to July of 2002 that I'd
> > > like to keep and occasionally search, but I don't need them all the
> > > time.
> >
> > I don't know, if that is the cause -- but you can disable indexing of
> > the body contents of local mail folders:
> > Right Click / Properties
>
> That shouldn't matter, the indexes are only kept on disk and not in
> memory.
ok, than thats probably not the cause...
Cliff, how long was Evo running before checking for memory usage? Maybe
a nasty memory leak?
> > You can manually remove those index files next to the mbox mail files to
> > see, if it really matters.
>
> If you remove them they get re-created automatically. :-)
Yeah, I know that -- was meant as an addition to 'unchecking indexing'
to really get rid of that data.
Paranoia saves your day... ;)
...guenther
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