Re: [Evolution] ibex files
- From: guenther <guenther rudersport de>
- To: Ski Dawg <skidawg smcorwine com>
- Cc: evolution <evolution ximian com>
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] ibex files
- Date: 10 May 2003 18:39:39 +0200
I seem to remember this question from before, but I can't remember the
answer and couldn't find it in the archives when I tried looking for it.
I am using Evolution 1.2.3. I was looking through the Evolution
directory on my hard drive and noticed there are quite a few
mbox.ibex.index and mbox.ibex.index.data files. Those files take up
about 1/3 of the total space for Evolution.
My question is, would it be safe to delete those files when I am doing a
backup of my home directory? What are the consequences of removing those
files (either one or both)?
AFAIK you can safely remove all mbox.* files (note the dot!) ,as they
are for indexing and faster searches. Never delete the mbox file itself,
as it stores your mails!
The files you can safely delete:
mbox.ev-summary
mbox.ibex.index
mbox.ibex.index.data
They will be recreated automatically, when removed. This may take a
while and seems to be done for Evo 1.2.x on startup -- this means while
the splash screen is displayed, so be patient if you have _large_
mailboxes.
If you do not want to let Evo index local mailboxes, right click the
mailbox in the folder tree, select 'Preferences' and disable 'Index body
contents'.
...guenther
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