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Addon activates global search & indexer #370

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dwomble opened this issue Oct 24, 2015 · 9 comments
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Addon activates global search & indexer #370

dwomble opened this issue Oct 24, 2015 · 9 comments
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@dwomble
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dwomble commented Oct 24, 2015

I finally tracked down my inability to turn off Tbird's global search indexer to this addon. Verified that this addon is the cause by starting a new profile and testing just with this addon enabled and disabled. When disabled I can turn off the global search indexer when the addon is enabled the search indexer automatically becomes re-activated after a restart.

@bavincen
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We use it for Task Followup(email followup) feature? what do you recommend

@dwomble
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dwomble commented Oct 27, 2015

Two thoughts.

  1. Be clear that the addon will forcibly activate indexing
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  2. Let people turn off indexing but tell them they will lose the follow up functionality so they can choose.

I disable indexing because it causing large delays due to disk I/O and rely on google for my searching.

Derek

On Oct 26, 2015, at 11:37 PM, bavincen [email protected] wrote:

We use it for Email Followup feature? what do you recommend


Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

@neocturne
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I think exchangecalendar should touch this setting under no circumstances; if the user has disabled global indexing, there is probably reason for it. Showing a warning in the addon's settings that "Task Followup" won't work without global indexing is enough in my opinion.

This issue makes exchangecalendar completely unusable for me, as I have subscribed some very high-volume mailing lists, and global indexing makes thunderbird use 100% CPU all the time when you have a few 100k mails...

@bavincen
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@NeoRaider yeah global indexing will be set disabled, when the follow up is not needed

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@cvoltz
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cvoltz commented Feb 11, 2016

I have version 3.5.0 of the extension and I verified that the changes in the patch were present in exchangeSettings.dtd but I still see the problem. If exchangecalendar is enabled, global indexing is enabled. Only disabling the add-on allows me to turn global indexing off and retain the setting.

@zmanion
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zmanion commented May 11, 2016

Confirm this behavior with 3.8.0-beta2.

@architetto-colombo70
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I confirm that this problem is also present with version 3.8.0-beta3.

@StefanKaerst
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StefanKaerst commented Aug 11, 2017

Hi,
because of #580 I use EWS 4.0.1002 and can confirm that global indexer remains on.
settings in exchangeSettings.dtd's are present ("Disable Followup Task")
my thunderbird profile is > 5.5G and my notebook uses a SSD, so I want to switch off the indexer.

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