Nate Duehr wrote:
I think that the default of 5 connections works well on modern IMAP
servers most companies would buy.
True. That doesn't mean that 5 connections is needed. I see 5
connections as needed only for the heaviest of users; far heavier than I have
ever seen. I can't even begin
Steve Lamb wrote:
Nate Duehr wrote:
How about syncing all folders while still reading and
deleting/replying to other mail? Works great.
Still don't see the need for more than 2 connections in that
situation. 1 active connection and one for overflow. At the very
least they could be intelli
Nate Duehr wrote:
How about syncing all folders while still reading and deleting/replying
to other mail? Works great.
Still don't see the need for more than 2 connections in that situation.
1 active connection and one for overflow. At the very least they could be
intelligent about it and o
Steve Lamb wrote:
Juergen Nickelsen wrote:
This is not uncommon with IMAP clients; the intent is to be able to
do multiple things in parallel. The IMAP standard permits this.
Granted but I find 5 idle IMAP connections just a bit excessive.
I dropped it to 2 and haven't noticed a slowdown.
Steve Lamb wrote:
Ok, does anyone know why TBird opens up 4-5+ IMAP connections? I
don't think it is standard as Evolution v2.x only opens 1 for the
exact same account with the exact same settings.
Threading.
Tools -> Account Settings -> Server Settings -> Advanced -> Maximum
number of serv
Juergen Nickelsen wrote:
This is not uncommon with IMAP clients; the intent is to be able to do
multiple things in parallel. The IMAP standard permits this.
Granted but I find 5 idle IMAP connections just a bit excessive. I
dropped it to 2 and haven't noticed a slowdown. I mean when am I re
Steve Lamb wrote:
Ok, does anyone know why TBird opens up 4-5+ IMAP connections?
This is not uncommon with IMAP clients; the intent is to be able to do
multiple things in parallel. The IMAP standard permits this.
Regards, Juergen.
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Steve Lamb wrote:
Ok, does anyone know why TBird opens up 4-5+ IMAP connections? I
don't think it is standard as Evolution v2.x only opens 1 for the exact
same account with the exact same settings.
Well, didn't take me long to figure it out. Got to thinking it might be
in prefs.js. Su
Ok, does anyone know why TBird opens up 4-5+ IMAP connections? I don't
think it is standard as Evolution v2.x only opens 1 for the exact same account
with the exact same settings.
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