On 1/23/07, Hans van der Merwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have the same prob here - I use Thunderbird at home (GMail POP) and > forced to use Evolution in our MS only office. Evolution (2.8.2) is > slow and crashes regularly (well not Evol, the backend service) - I > think its because the Junk filter and Mesg Filters are trying to move > the same messages. > At the moment I have a working solution - I open Evol, wait for all > messages (headers) to download, then wait for junk filter to complete - > then select all Inbox messages and hit Ctrl-Y (filter). > This seems to work most of the time. > I'm still debugging a bit - but will file a bug report when Im certain > about whats going on.
hmm ... I have this same problem. If the issue can be taken care of by manually launching filtering after a full start, then that would almost be a solution. However, I don't have that much filtering going on -- in fact, very little. I suspect that the issue is for me quantity of email ... I have many folders and around 2500 items or so in exchange mailbox. When I last purged many items out (down to a couple hundred) EVO was much better. I just do not think that this connector is ready for prime time. I have a customer who decided to wait on a project to move engineering machines to SLED because EVO is so weak with exchange. I wonder if the "brutus" connector is any better ... anyone tried it? Peter _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
