With the new alpha (beta) cycle going on I have to restart TB every now and then to install a new build (I normally keep it running 24*7).
I noticed that after shutting down TB it takes ages before the program really disappear from memory (I used taskmanager to check for this). I just timed it and it took 2 minutes and 45 seconds to finish. I think it is creating msgs.dump files for my virtual folders. Am I the only one seeing this? Some statistics for my situation: - 3 Accounts - 478 folders - 4 Gb disk space used by the message base - 29 virtual folders - 310 thousand messages - Most virtual folders monitor only one folder (and filter on mail from/to a certain address) - All virtual folders have the 'store state between sessions' flag unchecked. I saw the following memory usage When shutdown begins: Working Set: 48 Mb, Peak 74 Mb At the end of the shutdown process: Working Set: 75 Mb, Peak 75 Mb I also noticed that even though I have virtual folders deep in the hierarchy like (Account\Folder\SubFolder\*VF*) TB creates a folder on disk directly under the account to store the file msgs.dump (Account\VF) I finaly found a folder 'cache' in my messagebase folder with what looks like images used in HTML mails. Is this ever cleared ? -- Robert van der Hulst [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat! 4.0.0.8 (ALPHA) on Windows Vista.6.0.6000 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.99.29 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
