noahwallach wrote:This situation appears to be solved. I had an imap account folder set to keep a max of 100k messages in a folder. The folder has lots of incoming messages sometimes 0-300 messages every minute. I changed it to age out messages older than 30 days so the aging happens once a day instead of every minute. Does the aging code need to be reviewed based on this fix? Could it also mean the imap jobs cant keep up with the amount of signalling required?
300 messages per minute? Help me understand, WTH is that all about?
And are these messages filtered from Inbox to another folder?
And do you actually reference most of them? If not, you should turn off syncing of the message bodies.
> I changed it to age out message ... once a day
What exactly did you change and where? I'm not aware that you can impact how
often the aging is done.
> This condition appears to have started when I upgraded to 45.1.0
Backtracking on this above statement ... if this is really true, to suggests to me that antivirus software may be slowing it up.