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On Tuesday, December 29, 2015 09:53:24 AM Mick wrote: |
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> Have you been able to use Kmail2 reliably on a *laptop*? What problems have |
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> you experienced? Has intermittent network availability caused loss of |
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> messages? Any gotchas and workarounds? Any suggestions? |
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I have been using Kmail2 for a couple of years now (ever since it became |
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stable in portage) |
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I had some issues over this time as well, but as I had already switched over |
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to IMAP over 10 years ago, I never actually lost any emails and could easily |
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fix this by deleting the local file-cache and database. |
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Currently I run it on my laptop (quad-core, 16GB ram, SSD) succesfully. |
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Here is how I set it up: |
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1) Run Postgresql |
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2) I run the DB "natively" (eg. do NOT let akonadi start an "embedded" db) |
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3) Configure mail accounts (including GMail) as IMAP |
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4) Configure mail accounts to keep a copy locally |
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Apart from a lengthy synchronize period (I do have emails dating back to 1997 |
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on the server) and occasionally a process going up to 100%, it doesn't prevent |
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me from actually using the laptop for other things. |
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As I take it along to customers as well, I am dependent on their WIFI systems. |
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These are not the best, eg. I have experienced networking issues a lot. Not |
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lost any messages and haven't had to restart the mail cache for a year now. |
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(Since I switched away from embedded Mysql to "native" Postgresql) |
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