On Fri, 2015-12-11 at 09:15 +0000, Pete Biggs wrote: > > just switch my system from fedora 19 to fedora 23, so I updated my > > evolution from 3.8 to 3.18 basically. > > Importing evolution settings from an backup worked fine as far as I can > > see. > > What sort of account are you talking about? POP, IMAP, EWS, Gmail, ... Personal IMAP setup with dovecot.
> > > > But evolution is extremly slow opening the mailboxes now, waiting for > > "Loading Folders". > > Are they local folders or remote? Have you run evolution from the > command line? Anything significant? > > Have you run it with debugging messages enabled? What is it doing when > it shows that message? I will do this when I got back to that machine. Maybe with debug options etc. > > The mailbox is a little special: over 6000 folders, but only 70 > > subscribed. Looks like the newer evolution scans all folders in detail, > > even the unsuscribed. > > The messages in the bottom bar of the evolution window shows which > folders are being looked at - do the messages show that it is looking > at unsubscribed folders? > > BTW as far as I can see Evolution IMAP only plays with subscribed > folders and leaves others untouched. But I can't comment on other > account types. It does not show the folder structure of the account on the left side menu, only saying "Loading folders" for a very long time. I am sure evolution scans unsubscribed folders, and thats different from the older version. I can see the open files from the imap processes on the server side, and this are for example the archive files from 2009. Furthermore the load is extremely high since I use this new version of evolution. And I have seen message counts for example in the "Folder Subscription" Window, so evolution definitly looks into those unsubscribed folders. Regards, Oliver Paukstadt -- Oliver Paukstadt <pst...@sourcentral.org> _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
