On Donnerstag, 20. Dezember 2007 Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
> Could you measure how slow exactly?
>
> You've never mentioned exact numbers anybody could
compare. Like
> average size of messages, number of messages, time it
takes to sync.
> You could get a kbytes per second number from that.
>
> You could then compare this with to copying messages
from one imap
> account to another using TB etc.
I don't have this around, but I can tell:
*) it never finishes syncing the whole mailbox, which is
around 7.7GB of
e-mails (imapsync says: Total size: 7.688.120.303, Total
messages:
188.800)
*) this breaks latest after 2 days which some timeout or
whatever, I
never saw a full run.
*) On my client (AMD Athlox64x2 5400+), imapsync sometimes
runs at 100%
cpu, during which it seems to sort out which mails to sync
or not.
*) Because of that, I split up the sync to 6 parallel
imapsync
(using --include and --exclude statements to have each sync
different
folders), but I can't test with that ATM as I'm now sitting
in the
office and the internet connection is sucking here. I used
to
work home, with a 16m/2m flat CATV internet line, but even
there the
sync was not really faster: I don't "feel" a
difference and as I said
before one sync never finishes so I don't have comparable
numbers.
mfg zmi
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