From: Hannu Koivisto <azure@iki.fi>
Subject: How exactly does Gnus move mail? 77h for moving feels a bit slow
Date: 07 Dec 1999 18:01:50 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <87vh6apwnl.fsf@senstation.vvf.fi> (raw)
Greetings,
I wanted to move some of the unread articles in one of my nnml
folders to a new folder for later reading (thus separating them
clearly from the new ones), but after I marked them and hit `B m',
giving a new group name (that was created), Emacs memory
consumption raised by 10Mb and I could literally see each article
being moved. Move of one article took ten (10) seconds, which IMHO
is a bit too much. I calculated that moving all the marked
articles (there was about 28000 of them) would have taken 77 hours
-- not good, so I terminated the operation.
Could I move them outside Gnus? Something like getting the list of
filenames of marked articles and then moving them simply with `mv'
and re-generating neccessary status information so that Gnus knows
the new picture of things. Or something. Possible?
--
Hannu
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