On Sun, 2002-12-08 at 18:59, Jason R. Mastaler wrote: > David Guerizec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > This loop should not be infinite, it should contain as many lines as > > pending messages. > > Oh, OK. I suppose I gave up before thinking it was a loop.
I just set it to catch only the weird phenomenon that makes your message appear on one column, so it should be less disturbing (will commit later though as I'm working on a tab view for Address/Pending in the same window). > > The interesting part is when you double-click on a message and it > > displays as a single column. > > It's back to normal now. Can't say what is causing it to switch back > and forth. If you get it again, please send me the output of tmda-gui (stdout) > BTW, `Release' doesn't remove the message from display after release. It's fixed locally, I will commit when I'm finished with the tab view. > > What do you mean ? I'm testing with my real pending queue, not a fake > > one. Should I use a fake ? > > I'm just wondering why I'm the only one seeing these problems, which > might be more evident with a large pending queue filled with spam. > > How many messages are in your pending queue? I made a script that generated over 1000 pending messages (call me masochist, I participate into TMDA's development to fight spam, and finally I send over 1000 invitations to pr0n sites to *myself* !! ;)) I couldn't reproduce the 'single-column' behavior, but I can see it's damn slooooww to load the entire list. I'm not a professional profiler, but it seems the slow down comes from the email package (even for terse display we need to parse each message). So I guess a progress bar will be mandatory. David _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
