Thomas Uttenthaler wrote:
An aside: Do you mount /tmp as tmpfs? That might help if these are files
in /tmp.
Aaahhhh. I just removed this some days ago because I couldn't remember
what this was good for ...
it works much better now, although kmail still dirties inodes in
~/.kde/share/... . it seems, this behaviour only appears for "cached imap"
accounts (aka disconnected imap).
Fortunately, dirtying inodes is not a problem -- the data will simply
not be written until the disk spins up, or once every 10 minutes.
korganizer does sync a file outside of /tmp, it stops doing this when alarms
are deactivated.
OK, there's still something to fix there then.
--Bart
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