Any *sane* way to move folders in a local maildir around?
Martin Steigerwald <[email protected]>
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Hi! Hey, I tried, but this happens: Bug 364114 - moving a folder within one maildir resource is extremely slow and inefficient https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=364114 I think manually moving is still more efficient, but… its still working hard on the SSDs, it does so for minutes already. Yet I just moved 5 folders with about 400000-500000 mails. I didn´t move the mails around, I just moved the *folder*. Well I bet thats a current limitation of Akonadi, but I thought I´d still ask whether someone knows a trick I can use next time. I remember the blog post from a guy that considered the Akonadi design to be broken, and Laurent´s strong reaction to it. I don´t know whether its broken by design, but my expectation as a user is clear: A folder move is almost *instant* and does next to *no* disk I/O at all. Anything else from my viewpoint of a user is a bug. As a user I don´t even care about the architecture, but taking more than 10 minutes to move some folders around – it seems to have finished activity now – and causing an excess of several 1 GiB of I/O to precious disk I/O is a behavior I consider to be broken. At least manually moving seems to be more efficient, it took more than one hour for moving a folder within KMail before. Ciao, -- Martin _______________________________________________ KDE PIM users mailing list Subscription management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users