On Tue, Jun 5, 2018 at 12:54 PM, Andre Klapper <ak...@gmx.net> wrote:
> On Mon, 2018-06-04 at 11:41 +0300, Robert Munteanu wrote:
>> (Please CC me, not subscribed)
>>
>> I'm using Evolution for quite some time with two accounts ( EWS, IMAP
>> ) and a couple of search folders. One of them holds all the unread
>> email threads except a couple of folders. All the folders included in
>> there are set to have their emails downloaded for offline use.
>>
>> Whenever I switch to a search folder and select an email ( which
>> should already be downloaded offline ) it lags for a couple of
>> seconds. In the status bar I see both 'Retrieving message XYZ...' and
>> 'Refreshing folder Search Folders: Unread....'.
>
> What exactly makes you think it should already be downloaded offline?

As I wrote above, all accounts are already set to download messages
offline. Additionally, if I open an old message that is already there,
it also waits to refresh the folder. Consider the following scenario:

1. Switch to virtual folder
2. Message is selected so it is downloaded ( waiting for the folder refresh )
3. Switch to the physical folder and access the message ( no delay )
4. Switch to the virtual folder again
5. Message is selected so it is downloaded (again, still waiting for
the folder refresh )

So no matter what am still waiting for the virtual folder to refresh
and for the message to be downloaded, even though the message should
be there. Whether the download is a no-op since it's already saved for
offline I don't know, it just appears in the status bar, apparently
queued after the folder refresh.

GIven that accessing the same message through a regular folder works
without any delays, I think the message is downloaded, just that
access through the virtual folder is delayed for some reason.

Thanks,

Robert


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http://robert.muntea.nu/
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