On 03/29/2010 12:23 PM, Dick Hoffman wrote: > Bob Fleischer wrote: >> Bill Davidsen wrote: ... >>>>> Running out of disk or memory? >>>>> >>>> I doubt it, Bill. There's 40G of hard drive free and the system has 1 >>>> G of RAM. >>>> >>> That's not a lot of RAM, but should be enough. After reading my morning >>> mail this copy is 600MB, so depending on what you read and browse it can >>> get big. The only times I've seen a problem such as you describe was >>> when the temp space was low, even when other filesystems had space. >>> Windows is usually configured to let all disk be used for any reason, so >>> 40GB is plenty. >>> >> I used to get this message frequently -- every day at some point, and I >> would rebuild the index and compact -- with both 1.1.* and 2.0.*, until >> relatively recently when I took a lot of older messages out of my Inbox >> (I probably had 10K), compacted, and rebuilt the index. Then the problem >> disappeared. It seemed to have something to do with the size of the >> Inbox file. >> >> Bob > That's something I can try. Currently our Inbox has 163 messages going > back to last June. That doesn't sound like a lot but I'll archive the > ones from June and see if that makes a difference. > > Dick
I doubt that is your issue; I run mirrored systems w/384, 512, 784, 1G, and 3G of ram (all mirrored w/the same SeaMonkey's) and all run just fine with multiple accounts/inboxes. The inbox for my primary account is 271Mb w/2,729 messages (not counting the subfolders etc). The 1G machine (this one) is the one that is my primary work machine and used daily. Mind you that the machines with lower memory are indeed slower, but all work just fine. So, were I you I'd look elsewhere... perhaps your file system is corrupt - try defragmenting your hard drive, run memory tests, etc., etc. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
