On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 08:14, William Pietri wrote: > Now that y'all mention it, it seems that Evolution 1.2.2 occasionally > takes an inordinately long time (circa 10 seconds) when I try to view > new messages that have arrived in large (500-5000 messages) IMAP > folders, and I don't think I saw this before. When I've noticed this, > local CPU and network traffic were minimal, and the server CPU was > pegged.
I've seen it take minutes to download one particular mail -- usually not even a mail with attachments but just a small plain-text mail. On these occasions, it'll happily download _other_ mail; it's just stuck on one. If I double-click on the offending mail (which it's already marked 'read' by now), then continue down the folder, the new window with the offending mail with usually turn up eventually. > Is this a known problem? And if not, is there a good way to turn on IMAP > debugging? If not, I will re-learn the magic for decrypting IMAPS > streams and see if I can figure out what is happening. I have new camel stream for accessing an IMAP folder by running a command (such as 'ssh $mailserver exec /usr/sbin/imapd'). It's not ready for submission yet but I've had it working. Would that be useful, in conjunction with a small program to log all throughput? -- dwmw2 _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
