Quoting Konstantin Kletschke (lists@xxxxxxxxx): > > That really sounds like a connection issue. Can you test to see if your > > connection is 'full' while you read imap? Maybe the headercache is > No, the connection is not full. The behaviour is permanent. Rather strange. > > downloading all headers or something. > Even fetching ~100 headers should be finished after a while. Yea, it should. And AFAIK mutt caches the headers while it sorts and builds the message threads. > > I've never had any problems like you described unless my connection was > > full (upstream, downstream i barely notice). > Connection Problem? What is the connection needed for when moving the > scrollbar anyway? This is even more weird with hcache. If mutt is the only tool which you notice this behaviour with, it's not likely to be a connection problem. It's just plain weird. Moving a scrollbar is like 4 bytes out and 1024 bytes in or something. If mutt even does a full screen refresh on moving the selectionbar. I don't know, but it's nothing spectacular... Do you use ssh? Disable ssh compression, take a different cipher... Maybe you can try if the same behaviour occurs with telnet... Though take care that you are in a trusted environment when testing that ;) HTH, Regards, Sander -- | From the FidoNet tagline collection: | STICK: A boomerang that doesn't work. | 1024D/08CEC94D - 34B3 3314 B146 E13C 70C8 9BDB D463 7E41 08CE C94D
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