On Tue, May 08, 2007 at 08:59:32PM +0200, Jochen Schulz wrote: > >> Are you using maildir (opposed to mailbox)? If you keep a lot of > >> content around consider using ext3 with dir_index enabled. Do you have > > > > That's on > > Did you enable it yourself or did the installer do it for you? If the > former is the case, you need to unmount the partition and run 'fsck -fD' > on the file system to actually create the indexes. By the installer. I would have rebooted the machine just to make sure. Yes, I know, but it's only 1.5 years since I switched away and old habits die hard (if ever). > >> header_cache set to a directory in your .muttrc? > > > > Hhhm, I've had that set to a file in muttng. When I copied the muttngrc > > to muttrc I must have disabled it because I found it commented out. Now > > it's back on and opening the d-u folder takes about 1 sec. (more than 6000 > > mails on a PIV-1600). > > Sounds about right. Opening d-u with 10,000 mails over IMAP (Dovecot 1.0 > running on localhost) takes about 2-3 seconds on my P3@1.1GHz using > mutt and header cache. Thanks for the help. Now if I just find an editor to my liking (cream is 95% ok). Regards, Andrei -- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. (Albert Einstein)
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