> On 13Apr2012 22:18, seanh wrote:
> | I wonder if it's possible to write a script that would get mutt to open
> | every folder in an imap account and download all of the message bodies
> | and headers into its cache? You could run it from cron to keep your mutt
> | working reasonably fast.
>
> D
On 13Apr2012 22:18, seanh wrote:
| I wonder if it's possible to write a script that would get mutt to open
| every folder in an imap account and download all of the message bodies
| and headers into its cache? You could run it from cron to keep your mutt
| working reasonably fast.
Does a first cu
> > [...] The first time you search the bodies of emails in a large imap
> > folder it'll take an extremely long time as mutt downloads the bodies
> > (including attachments) of all messages in the folder. The next times
> > it will be much faster. [...]
>
> Depends on your IMAP server; some can h
> [...] The first time you search the bodies of emails in a large imap
> folder it'll take an extremely long time as mutt downloads the bodies
> (including attachments) of all messages in the folder. The next times
> it will be much faster. [...]
Depends on your IMAP server; some can handle searc
Hey,
I've noticed that mutt only caches message headers and bodies after it
has had to download the header/body once before. For example, the first
time you open a large imap folder it'll take a long time while mutt
downloads all of the headers. The next times it will be faster. The
first time you
