On Tue, 1 May 2018, at 04:12, Albert Shih wrote:
Le 30/04/2018 à 08:30:44+0200, Robert Stepanek a écritOn Fri, Apr 27, 2018, at 15:48, Albert Shih wrote:I activated squatter but put the index not on ssd. The indexcreated by squatter are (in my case) about 5-8% of the size ofthe mailbox.But I got lot of « conversation » index. What's the purposeof those « conversations » ?conversations.db initially was used to keep an index of emailconversations (e.g. the threaded views typically found in most emailreaders nowadays). But today it also helps for most use-cases wherewe need to keep track of messages across mailboxes (e.g. if you havetwo copies of an email in two mailboxes, you'll see that reflected inconversations.db). It confusingly is still named conversations.db forhistoric reasons. But for any recent (v3) Cyrus IMAP installation,including Xapian and JMAP, it's a very critical piece in the puzzle.Ok. Thanks you.Still one question, I see in the configuration fileconversations_expire_days : 90why do I need to keep those information during 90 days ? For example whatwould be the impact if I sayconversations_expire_days : 7
The bit which is expired is the mapping from message-id(s) to conversation id. If you set it to 7 days, then if you receive a reply to an existing message more than a week later, it won't detect that they are related.
Cheers,
Bron.
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