Am 2004-09-20 18:15:30, schrieb Thomas Glanzmann:
> Hello Michaelle,
> - set maildir_header_cache_verify=yes
> this makes it unneccesary slow especially when using
> NFS. See my website[1] for details. Use
>
> unset maildir_header_cache_verify
>
> instead.
OK
> - 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].
Is there not a better solution ?
First, The $USER must setup the cache-file by it self...
So one suggestion:
Why not create, like mc and other programs, a folder in /tmp like
/tmp/mutt-michelle/
and put there cachefiles by Folder and not by a whole session ?
My mutt is open since 8 days, which mean, since I have rebooted
my computer. And if a $USER put the cache-file in it $HOME and
this $HOME is local, not nfs they will curently run into problems
like me.
1) By shutdown of 'mutt', the lock-file
and the cache-file are not deleted.
2) after restarting 'mutt' it use the old lock-file and
cache-file and fill up the $USER $HOME directory.
> 8000 messages need usally 4.5Mbyte of hcache. You can imagine the
> overhead when search for 8000 messages in a 200Mbyte++ file.
I know, this is, why I have the idea for "cache files by folder"
> Honestly,
> Thomas
Greetings
Michelle
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