I think the idea of one file per folder is an interesting compromise. The current single large database concept doesn't work anymore. It's bad for the power users with 2 gig of messages - but it's also very bad for people using Time Machine style backups. My Time Machine backup probably is running 30 minutes out of every hour - and it's all due to Powermail. This constant activity slows down my system and the network - the opposite of the intent of PowerMail to be an efficient solution.
> >On 11-Nov-10, at 9:13 AM, Tobias Jung wrote: > >> So I merely guessed that there might be people here who don't like >> thousands of message files, too. > >I like it (conceptually)... don't know that it has a benefit. Might >even hurt as regards system performance, no? I just wish the files >were clear .txt files, so the OS itself could search within the email >content. > >-- >John Snippe > > > >
