IMAP speed with Thunderbird

Hi everyone,

This is just preliminary findings, but if you set the number
of IMAP 
connections to cache in Thunderbird to 0 (defaults to 5) the
speed is 
much improved (in my case a hundredfold) and there's less
likelihood for 
the error messages about message range not existing.

Hope that helps anyone with their installations 
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On 16 Apr 2007, at 03:35, Josh Marshall wrote:

> This is just preliminary findings, but if you set the
number of  
> IMAP connections to cache in Thunderbird to 0 (defaults
to 5) the  
> speed is much improved (in my case a hundredfold) and
there's less  
> likelihood for the error messages about message range
not existing.

I have the same issue with Apple Mail, although there's no
setting  
for the number of connections there or any connection
cache.

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Robert Claeson wrote:
>
> On 16 Apr 2007, at 03:35, Josh Marshall wrote:
>
>> This is just preliminary findings, but if you set
the number of IMAP
>> connections to cache in Thunderbird to 0 (defaults
to 5) the speed is
>> much improved (in my case a hundredfold) and
there's less likelihood
>> for the error messages about message range not
existing.
>
> I have the same issue with Apple Mail, although there's
no setting for
> the number of connections there or any connection
cache.
Tried using imapproxy? it shouldn't make a difference either
way, but if
it does it would be interesting.
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