[Desktop-packages] [Bug 174207] Re: thunderbird - when deleting mail, mail is not deleted physically

2013-09-03 Thread falka
I have deleted all the mails from Inbox, but profile size is 2Gb

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Title:
  thunderbird - when deleting mail, mail is not deleted physically

Status in Mozilla Thunderbird Mail and News:
  Invalid
Status in “thunderbird” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  With a recent thread on ML i came again across a problem with Thunderbird
  that i had myself 1 or 2 years ago.

  Thunderbird uses mailbox files to store mails and an aditionally *.msf file
  for meta data of that mbox-file.
  Now when you delete a mail in TB it only disappears in the mail pane but is
  still physically stored on harddisc in the mbox.
  To really delete a mail then s.o. has to compact that folder.

  New users (or those not interrested in technic) wont notice that and then the
  profile folder can become very large.
  In the specific thread the OP had mails back from 2005 still in his profile
  which had grown up to 2 gig.
  2 gig is approximately where we come to filesystem limitations (max size per
  file)

  Now to prevent that i call for commend on change the default of:
  pref(mail.prompt_purge_threshhold, false);

  to
  pref(mail.prompt_purge_threshhold, true);

  that way a user gets a dialog when the threshold (default is 100kB iirc) is
  reached and gets asked to compact (read as really physically delete all
  previous in TB deleted mails) that folder.

  
  I have searched bugzilla.mozilla.org for bugs like that and coulnd´t find
  one. Also on launchpad is no similar bug report it seems.

  So i would like to know is it feasible to solve that somehow?

  Reproducible: Always

  Steps to Reproduce:
  1. send lots of mails
  2. delete them in Thunderbird
  3. check size of profile directory
  Actual Results:  
  with default settings the profile is growing and growing, even when a user
  delets his mails in Thunderbird.

  Expected Results:  
  pref(mail.prompt_purge_threshhold, true);

  delete mails physicaly after the default threshold (performance)

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1022464] Re: kernel upgrade from 3.0.0-14 to 3.0.0-22 makes incorrect display position on dell vostro 3560

2012-09-13 Thread falka
It has the same problem after upgrading to kernel 3.0.0.25.

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Title:
  kernel upgrade from 3.0.0-14 to 3.0.0-22 makes incorrect display
  position on dell vostro 3560

Status in “xorg” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I have a Dell Vostro 3560 machine.
  It was deployed with Ubuntu 11.10.

  After last kernel update from 3.0.0-14 to 3.0.0-22,
  the screen has a 2mm width band blinking at the top - almost in cyan.
  Cannot move the mouse into this band.
  It seems if screen would be incorrectly positioned.

  When booted back to 3.0.0-14 the screen is fine again

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