Hello Thomas,
Am 2004-09-20 18:15:30, schrieb Thomas Glanzmann:
> Hello Michaelle,
> - The Cache file in /tmp is more then 200 MBytes big
> 200Mbyte cache is way to big. I made a patch ready which
> introduces a per folder hcache file. Maybe I should
> include this upstream. - I am going to discuss that with
> dato. You can find the patch at[2].
> [2]
> http://wwwcip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/~sithglan/mutt/patch-1.5.6+20040918+hc.per_folder_hc.1
I have a suggestion to the Header-Cache:
Because I use NFS, I can not cache my Headers via Network becasue
it slows down the reading.
On the link above it was written:
____ ( 'stdin' ) _____________________________________________________
/
| · add 'set header_cache=/path/to/hcache' to your muttrc. There are
| two modi available: If header_cache is a directory, a per folder
| hcache is used, otherwise all folders are cached in one database
\______________________________________________________________________
It is goog and useful, that the $USER can select where he/she like to
have it. But if I use for example a Directory like
set header_cache=/tmp/mutt-michelle/
I must create every time the Directory by my self...
I think, it is not a great deal, to do it within mutt automaticly.
On the otherside if I have a global muttrc, because I have an Internet
Cafee where the $HOME is on NFS too, it can not be used anymore,
because it try to put all cachefiles in the same directory.
Or what is, if I have two or more $USER, which try to use the same name,
for example
set header_cache=/tmp/hcache
then you run into trouble too. I think, it is enough, if the $USER can
choose between /tmp and $HOME which sould create directories like
/tmp/mutt-hcache-<login>
or
$HOME/.mutt-hcache/
To determie whether it is a file or directory based hcache, maybe ad
set header_cache_type=file|dir
and
set header_cache=tmp|home
Greetings
Michelle
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