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Re: new mail check
- To: Amos <amos@utdallas.edu>
- Subject: Re: new mail check
- From: Simon Josefsson <jas@pdc.kth.se>
- Date: 01 May 1999 13:32:30 +0200
- Cc: nnimap@extundo.com
- In-Reply-To: Amos's message of "25 Apr 1999 22:21:00 -0500"
- References: <ufhfq4kqxv.fsf_-_@gilgamesh.utdallas.edu>
- User-Agent: Gnus/5.070083 (Pterodactyl Gnus v0.83) Emacs/20.3.8
Amos <amos@utdallas.edu> writes:
> Basically, I'm wondering if the new mail check needs some
> refinement.
It does. One thing, it should use STATUS instead of SELECTing every
mailbox to speed things up.
> realized that subscribing all my folders had an undesirable effect
> -- the new mail check took for ever!
I assume you didn't mean that litterally?
> However, after entering that folder I got an error. Sure enough,
> when I checked the *imap-log* buffer I saw that it blew up because
> it tried to create a folder that already existed. Hmmm...
Thanks, fixed in 0.98.
> Yes, I fiddled with the possible settings for
> nnimap-group-list-speed ('slow, 'fast, 'medium), however I prefer to
> keep that at 'slow -- it is indeed helpful to know if I've really
> got new mail in an important folder.
Yup. This variable should probably go away, I think. The fast and
medium methods are broken. Only problem is that the slow method is too
slow, of course...
> Finally, my suggestion/question is this: would it be possible to
> have nnimap only check for new mail in those folders that are indeed
> subscribed to, ignoring those that are unsubscribed but not killed?
This is outside of nnimap's control, it's a Gnus thing. Group levels,
as other have suggested, does what you want, I think.