Re: [Evolution] New problems with 0.15 and IMAP

[Pascal DeMilly <list evolution newgenesys com>]

My experience is actually the opposite. I use exclusively IMAP folders.
I have over 10 IMAP accounts with over 40 folders. I move e-mail between
each of them all the time. Some of these folders contain thousands of
messages. I haven't experienced any major problems with Evolution and
IMAP. The IMAP server I am using is Courier-IMAP which uses Maildir as a
store. One point that might be important is that the access to my IMAP
server is over a LAN.

Just wanted to share my experience with you. It might not be an
Evolution issue after all.

Regards

Pascal

On Fri, 2001-10-05 at 13:49, Ujwal S. Sathyam wrote:
> Yeah, I have trouble with IMAP access too. Sometimes it just seems to
> become VERY slow, and sometimes it just freezes. I don't think it has
> anything to do with the network since I can telnet into the mail server
> on port 143, and the response there is very quick. In Evolution, when I
> switch back an forth between IMAP folders, things slow down to a crawl,
> and I can see all those connections on the status bar, but nothing seems
> to be happening. I also ran ethereal to capture packets, but I did not
> see too much IMAP traffic. Of course it could be server side, bu other
> IMAP clients are behaving normally.
>
> Ujwal
>
> On Fri, 2001-10-05 at 12:35, Julia A. Case wrote:
>
>
>     On Fri, 2001-10-05 at 03:17, Mikael Wahlberg wrote:
>     > And from time to time, Evo sort of freezes when I am reading an IMAP
>     > folder. 
>     
>     I was begining to think I was the only one seeing this (I saw it in both
>     beta 4 and beta 5)  it seems that during IMAP scans at the end it just
>     hangs (CPU usage goes to MAX and stays there for a period of time)  And
>     I notice that there is no IMAP traffic during that time period.  It
>     seems to be worse when there are large and large numbers of folders in
>     the IMAP directory (on the one server I have about a gigabyte of email
>     in several hundred folders, don't ask).
>     
>     Julia
>     
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