Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Re: EMail and IMAP

[Tony (Angles) Puglisi]

Just finished rewritting the prferences DB handling so I can also store cached
email server info in there. I have already experimented with this on my own
installation.

Chris Weiss (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>This has been touched on before. phpGW needs to do some caching of the IMAP 
>data.
>In this case, a significant performance increace would be seen if phpgw cached 
>just
>the IMAP folder tree.  IMAP is handy, but slow.  Every binary IMAP client I've 
>ever
>seen does some level of caching.
>
>Jean-Eric Cuendet (address@hidden) wrote*:
>>
>>
>>> Fixable. Previously I got a complaint that public folders were *not* >
>>available, so
>>> I made *any* available folder available.
>>
>>We have *a lot* of them. So it's not a solution. We have ~3000 folders.
>>
>>> This can be limited, of course, how many public folders do you want to
>>be
>>> available, based on this number I'll work out some sort of scheme.
>>
>>I don't understand really how all that is organized in IMAP. I can do
>>some tests though. To discover this, I used Ethereal. Is it enough for
>>you to have the needed infos? Or must I use another tool? Put debug in
>>the PHP page?
>>I'm really willing to help on this case.
>>
>>> Also, do the public folders use:
>>> (a) the same namespace as the users private ones (unlikely, but this
>>is an M$
>>> server :)
>>> (b) a different namespace for the public folders but all public
>>folders have > that
>>> same namespace,
>>> (c) different namespaces for different groups of public folders
>>> (d) other/unsure/need to do some disvcovery
>>
>>Don't really undrstand what all that mean. But if you tell me what to
>>run to know, I'll do it.
>>Thanks.
>>-jec
>>
>>PS: I'm a sys admin, so I can go to the exchange server if needed.
>>
>>
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