Re: Still performance issues, this time: Shrinking a folder with archivemail
Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
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On Dienstag, 24. März 2020 17:28:23 CET Martin Steigerwald wrote: > I got all 4 cores of a Sandybridge dual core CPU clogged with PostgreSQL > processes + akonadi_indexing_agent since more than half an hour. Well > plus one pxz process to recompress the archivemail archive as xz. I kill the akonadi_indexing_agent (3 times to make Akonadi stop restarting it) each time I start Akonadi because it uses too much memory (probably when indexing a large mbox or maildir folder) and regularly killed my 10+ year old system with just 4 GiB RAM. It runs fine on my equally old notebook (also 4 GiB of RAM), but there I don't have my large maildir/mbox archive. Maybe killing the indexing agent would also have helped in your case. Regards, Ingo
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