On 3/9/2014 8:34 PM, Tim Lenz <[email protected]> wrote:
However, of my 37 folders, only 17 are subfolders. The other 20 are
top-level, so subfolders is likely not the issue. This is especially
true since I only have Push set up for 3 folders in K-9 anyway.
Whether they are top level or sub folders is irrelevant.
What is relevant is the NUMBER of folders that have open/active
connections (ie, are set to 'sync').
Regardless, there are no settings I know of in Outlook which limit IMAP
connections, so I assume it's full throttle.
Just to be clear, this is a SERVER side issue/setting.
If you had control of your own server, you could just increase the max
number of IMAP connections, but for gmail, you're limited by what they
provide, and you're right, it is 15 max:
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/97150?hl=en
The reasons you haven't had a problem in the past is because you were
only using Outlook.
The problem isn't K9mail, the problem is that you are now using two
clients that support syncing folders.
What you could do is simply reduce the number of folders in K9 mail to
the bare minimum (ie, NOT all of them).
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