Re: How to diagnose tin being incredibly slow where other readers?aren't?
Urs Janßen <[email protected]> Fri, 16 Oct 2009 19:13:58 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.tin.user |
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| Organization | tin.org |
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In <20091016135241.GB19567@chris>, Chris G wrote: > I have just set up tin to read news from news.annexcafe.com. I'm only > subscribed to six newsgroups there but for some reason tin is > completely unusable. the servers overview records miss some article numbers given in the active file so tin tries to fetch the missing data via HEAD/NEXT which is slow. blame the newsadmin of news.annexcafe.com > On news.annexcafe.com it's taking hours (literally, three or four > hours) to open a new group for the first time. It then sort of works > but if I exit and then return all articles give "article unavailable". cache_overview_files may help, but the right thing is to ask the newsadmin of news.annexcafe.com to rebuild the overview data (and/or do a renumber, the lowmark of at least one newsgroup is not correct). > Other newsreaders (I've tried pan and seaMonkey) work fine with > news.annexcafe.com. as they may use other stragegies (i.e. not try to fethc the missing data and thus might totally miss some articles). > What is the problem with tin? it's a server problem urs -- Jef Poskanzer: "When people aren't stupid Usenet is even more useful. Too bad this happens so rarely."