Andrea Crotti | 9 Jun 2012 15:37
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different refresh intervals

I have many folders of different mailing lists, that are not as 
important as the INBOX and some other folders.
If I set the autorefresh option it takes forever every time to update 
all the folders, but maybe if I was able
to set up different refresh times it might be fast and still useful..

Any way to do something similar?

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Tomasz Żok | 9 Jun 2012 16:55
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Re: different refresh intervals

Hi Andrea,

if your IMAP server supports it, try IDLE mode on INBOX folder. Then, anything
that goes there will be instantly downloaded.

In my setting, I have also some folders which I don't care much about quick
refresh, while still I like to have INBOX instantly present. I have the
following line in remote repository configuration section:

idlefolders = ['INBOX']

Cheers,
Tomek

On 06/09/12 at 02:37pm, Andrea Crotti wrote:
> I have many folders of different mailing lists, that are not as
> important as the INBOX and some other folders.
> If I set the autorefresh option it takes forever every time to
> update all the folders, but maybe if I was able
> to set up different refresh times it might be fast and still useful..
> 
> Any way to do something similar?
> 
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Andrea Crotti | 9 Jun 2012 20:09
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Re: different refresh intervals

Tomasz Żok <tomasz.zok <at> gmail.com> writes:

> Hi Andrea,
>
> if your IMAP server supports it, try IDLE mode on INBOX folder. Then, anything
> that goes there will be instantly downloaded.
>
> In my setting, I have also some folders which I don't care much about quick
> refresh, while still I like to have INBOX instantly present. I have the
> following line in remote repository configuration section:
>
> idlefolders = ['INBOX']
>

Ah thanks, I enabled that now (on the GMail account), I'll try to
understand if it actually works..

Another thing which would be quite nice is to update automatically a
folder when I open the folder from GNUS.  Is it possible in general to
force the update of a single folder (than the GNUS setting should be
easy).

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Thomas Kahle | 10 Jun 2012 20:54
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Re: different refresh intervals

On 19:09 Sat 09 Jun 2012, Andrea Crotti wrote:
> Tomasz Żok <tomasz.zok <at> gmail.com> writes:
> 
> > Hi Andrea,
> >
> > if your IMAP server supports it, try IDLE mode on INBOX folder. Then, anything
> > that goes there will be instantly downloaded.
> >
> > In my setting, I have also some folders which I don't care much about quick
> > refresh, while still I like to have INBOX instantly present. I have the
> > following line in remote repository configuration section:
> >
> > idlefolders = ['INBOX']
> >
> 
> Ah thanks, I enabled that now (on the GMail account), I'll try to
> understand if it actually works..
> 
> Another thing which would be quite nice is to update automatically a
> folder when I open the folder from GNUS.  Is it possible in general to
> force the update of a single folder (than the GNUS setting should be
> easy).

Sure, combine the -o (run once) and -f (filter folders from commandline)
option.

Cheers,
Thomas

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