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Re: [Evolution] Lots of questions
- From: DaffyDuke <daffyduke altern org>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Lots of questions
- Date: Mon, 08 May 2006 21:28:06 +0200
Hello,
Le lundi 08 mai 2006 à 10:43 -0400, Patrick O'Callaghan a écrit :
[...]
> Note that you can keep your Drafts folder on the IMAP server
> (Edit->Preferences>->Mail Accounts-><account>->Defaults). I do this so I
> can work on a draft from more than one location.
I already have this parameter but evolution need to write a lock while
reading any mail.
> What's probably affecting you is running out of Inodes rather than
> running out of space (though space is also low). Since Evo caches
Yes, it's an inode problem, cf my df commands this morning.
> headers of every message in every folder you subscribe to, it needs to
> be able to create local files even if it's not reading the message
> bodies. Even a moderately large folder could easily use up the 224
> inodes you have left. All you can do is turn off the message preview
> pane (View->Message Preview or Ctrl-M) which will prevent fetching
> bodies until you explicitly open a message, and/or unsubscribe any
> folders you don't really need.
Ptouh ! Very strange. Thunderbird doesn't proceed like that ?
> Your other options are (in order of preference):
>
> 1) Get a bigger disk; 1.2G is *so* 1990's :-)
Lol ! Why not, but the most interest of IMAP is to not store mail
locally.
> 2) Move .evolution to another existing local filesystem with more space
> and leave a symbolic link in your home directory.
I already did that. For now, there are not enough inodes ....
> 3) Dump the /home filesystem to a backup medium, mkfs /home with more
> inodes, and restore. I would guess you have a lot of small files so the
> default number of inodes is probably not enough. See mkfs(8).
Hum ! Intersting .
> 4) Dump /home as before and mkfs /home with a filesystem that assigns
> inodes on demand, such as ReiserFS.
OK
> However 3 and 4 are only palliatives. If you use Evo seriously you are
> definitely going to run into this problem again.
Yes, but i would be glad evo run without fetching headers and read them
when needed only :-(
Thanks a lot , I'll try another filesystem (ext3 now).
And what about other questions, any idea ?
Daffy,
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