[imp] Slowness with big mailboxes

[Peter Farrow]

Dear Joseph,

The IMP machine is running Red Hat Linux 7.1  on twin Celeron 366 MHz CPUs
with 448 Megs RAM

The IMAP server it connects to is a Sun Enterprise 4000 1Gbyte RAM four
Ultra Sparc 250MHz

Running Solaris 8 with IMAP4rev1 v12.264 server

Regards

Peter Farrow 
peterf@3d-computers.co.uk
Technical Director
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-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Brennan [mailto:brennan@columbia.edu]
Sent: 02 October 2001 17:35
To: imp@lists.horde.org
Cc: Postmaster
Subject: RE: [imp] Slowness with big mailboxes




--On Tuesday, October 2, 2001 16:05 +0100 Peter Farrow
<PeterF@3d-computers.co.uk> wrote:

> I don't get this problem even with a mailbox >3000 messages in it.
> 
> I've timed it opening a mailbox with 3220 messages in it, it took 9
seconds.
> 
> Regards


What IMAP server is it?  They vary.  For some it's not the number of
messages but size of mailbox.  I'm curious.

Joseph Brennan                           postmaster@columbia.edu
Academic Technologies Group, Academic Information Systems (AcIS)





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Subject: RE: [imp] Can I launch Turba without opening another window

Quoting "Oakes, Edward B" <eoakes@RADFORD.EDU>:

> I am using the horde, imp, and turba checkout from
> yesterday.  I rebuilt all of my config files from the
> latest dist files yesterday when I did my install.
> 
> My menu apps entry in conf.php (imp/config) looks like this.
> conf.php:$conf['menu']['apps'] = array('turba');
> 
> It is strange that if I login to imp and click on Addressbook
> I get a new window.  From this new "turba" window I can click 
> on the "Mail" link in turba and it takes me back to "imp" 
> without bringing up a new window.  Still in this new window
> which is now running "imp" I click on the Addressbook and
> it takes me back to "Turba" without opening a new window.
> 
> Thus, I only get a new window opened when I click addressbook
> in my original imp window.
> 
> Have I made this sound confusing enough?

Yes. It sounds like you have frame name problems, but I can't reproduce them, 
so I really have no idea. I tweaked the frame names recently to be a bit more 
unique - make sure both the frameset and the link are using "horde_main" - but 
that's all I can think of.

-chuck

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