Hi,
thanks, that's valuable info, even if it doesn't help us until we are able
to run 2.5. I noticed in the Fastmail branch on Github that the code
currently only matches iOS 7. I assume you are running a version in
production that also matches iOS 8.
if (is_ios && !strcmp(field.s
> According to Apple's manual, Mail searches all folders like this:
> "Searching looks at the address fields, the subject, and the message
> body."
FYI when we found out about this change, we made all BODY searches from
iOS become FUZZY BODY searches to make them work reasonably.
http://blog.fa
Hi
the performance hit with usage of incremental squatter update should not
by so high as with full reindex.
Cheers
Kleo
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Hi Bron,
It sounds remarkably like you want the full text xapian indexing that
exists in the FastMail branch!
how does that differ from what squatter does, and will it be part of the
2.5 release you're currently planning?
Thanks
Sebastian
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On Thu, Sep 18, 2014, at 11:51 PM, Sebastian Hagedorn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> my boss has tasked me with improving the performance of IMAP searches using
> mail clients on mobile devices, mostly Apple's Mail on iPhone and iPad,
> because that's what he uses. The bad performance he experiences is
> exa
Hi,
Quoting Sebastian Hagedorn :
Hi,
[...]
Search for addresses and subject should in theory be reasonably fast
because the results should mostly come from the cache. We also use
squatter, which should help with the body searches. However, each
mailbox is currently squatted roughly eve
Hi,
my boss has tasked me with improving the performance of IMAP searches using
mail clients on mobile devices, mostly Apple's Mail on iPhone and iPad,
because that's what he uses. The bad performance he experiences is
exacerbated by the fact that he has one of the largest mail accounts we
ha
