Re: slow slow message sending.

Re: slow slow message sending.

[Jesper Harder]

Maciej Matysiak <phoner.ding@blah.pl> writes:

> afaics, the elp-results show the message-make-mail-followup-to
> function as the reason of the delay. why, oh why? :(

That's very odd -- it isn't slow for me.  Try to do `M-x edebug-defun'
on the function, and step through it to discover exactly where the
slowness comes from.

Re: slow slow message sending.

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Maciej Matysiak <phoner.ding@blah.pl> writes:

> the gnus-find-subscribed-addresses is really slow :( i have only 25
> groups with "subscribed" paramteres and it takes over 30 seconds to
> get the regexps.

That function iterates over all groups you have, and takes one second
for me.  (I have 4K groups.) 

What does

(length gnus-newsrc-alist)

say?

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Re: slow slow message sending.

[Jesper Harder]

Maciej Matysiak <phoner.ding@blah.pl> writes:

> it takes really long to execute:
>
> (mapcar 'funcall message-subscribed-address-functions)
>
> indeed, i set the message-subscribed-address-functions in my .gnus
> to:
>
> | Value: (gnus-find-subscribed-addresses)
>
> is that wrong somehow? 

No, I don't think it's wrong.

The next question is why `gnus-find-subscribed-addresses' is so slow
for you.  It only takes a fraction of a second for me.  Try elp and/or
edebug on that function to discover why.

> what others do have there?

I just set `message-subscribed-addresses' manually in .gnus:

(setq message-subscribed-addresses
                '("ding@gnus.org" 
		  ;; snip
		  "bugs@gnus.org"))

Re: slow slow message sending.

[Frank Schmitt]

Maciej Matysiak <phoner.ding@blah.pl> writes:

> i'm not sure when did it start, but my gnus crawls when it comes to sending
> a mail (not news articles). at last i got so annoyed by it that i used the elp
> to check the timings.

Did you try the suggestion in the FAQ at http://my.gnus.org/FAQ ?

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