One of the connections is courier nonssl with about 30 folders, would that be considered concurrent?
Another other IMAP is Exchange I believe. I will try that see what happens. Lately I have been using KMail while trying KDE once again. The first problem, you cannot create filters for IMAP folders; too bad. On Monday 24 January 2005 01:34 pm, Dustin Puryear wrote: > Alvaro Zuniga wrote: > > I have tried thunderbird before and my problem was that whith multiple > > IMAP I keep getting the error "IMAP server busy" or something like that. > > Could be a server thing but it is a problem for me. I tried the gentoo > > binary package. > > Were you using Courier-IMAP? I found that problem was solved by allowing > more connections from a given IP. Courier limits this to four by default. > > One thing that is still killing me is that Thunderbird is just plain > pokey with large IMAP folders. If I open my brlug-general folder for > example, which only has several messages (I set my folders to hide read > messages), Thunderbird usually takes 3-5 seconds to load the folder and > apply the view. This is an instant process in OE. For larger folders the > problem gets worse. > > Also, I've noticed that Thunderbird doesn't show new messages as quickly > as OE, even if you lower the poll rate for scanning IMAP folders. > > Oh well. I can live with these things in general. If I'm in a crunch I > just open OE to quickly see a new message when things get urgent. > Otherwise I'm going to stick with Thunderbird at this point. > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > [email protected] > http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net
