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|    Paul to Graham J    |
|    Re: ?Nightmare??Microsoft India Update B    |
|    22 Jan 26 15:15:30    |
      XPost: comp.os.linux.advocacy       From: nospam@needed.invalid              On Thu, 1/22/2026 1:57 PM, Graham J wrote:       > Paul wrote:       > [snip]       >       >>       >> The OneDrive issue then, seems to be a hang in the middle of a Onedrive       write,       >> from Outlook. Then additional attempts to start Outlook, the process is       >> still running in Task Manager.       >       > There is no point in storing a .PST or .OST file in OneDrive when using       IMAP. The master copy of all the emails is on the mail server and is viewed       using Outlook. Its .PST file is a local cache, so if this needs to be read       from OneDrive it is        downloaded at the same time as the emails from the mail server - thus doubling       the downstream bandwidth requirement consequently slowing everything down.       >       > Always configure Outlook to store its .PST and .OST files locally, outside       of OneDrive. So configure Outlook before installing and enabling OneDrive       >              The scenario doesn't make any sense. And it is listed as a "PST with POP3"       issue, so the PST is packed with locally acquired content. It's not listed       against IMAP (although anything is possible). Also, when they report a hang       like this, there is nothing to say whether it resolves after a day or two       of runtime.              I might store my trivial goods on OneDrive, but I would not       be throwing any chonking-big files in there. Especially       as the free limitation is 5GB.              There is always someone you have worked with, who kept emails       from the dawn of time. And had the tool-breakingly-big file       to prove it.              "My X is slow..."              "You idiot, look at the size of that..."              Of course, you soften your tone to not disturb       others in the cube village.              "Sweet Petunia, what a mess..."              The interesting bit of this, will be seeing how long       it takes to patch it. As they can't release an emergency       patch, um, without testing it.               Paul              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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