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2011-10-27
, 08:53
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@xtv,
You'd need to change the /apps/modest/update_interval gconf entry.
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$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/update_interval -t int 30
That would set the update interval to 30min. Then you can use some DBUS magic to set that value depending on the connection type.
@tsa,
Same thing, but with /apps/modest/msg_size_limit (type is also 'int', not sure about scale (byte, kb, etc.)
You'd need to change the /apps/modest/update_interval gconf entry.
*** UNTESTED ***
$ gconftool -s /apps/modest/update_interval -t int 30
That would set the update interval to 30min. Then you can use some DBUS magic to set that value depending on the connection type.
@tsa,
Same thing, but with /apps/modest/msg_size_limit (type is also 'int', not sure about scale (byte, kb, etc.)
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2011-10-27
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Originally Posted by soeiro
Before I change the "msg_size_limit" value from "0", I was wondering whether the change you made worked for you?
Thanks. I've changed it now. I'm assuming the value is specified in bytes. Let's see if it works.
One further question if this did work were the units in bytes?
Many thanks in advance
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2011-10-28
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Originally Posted by xtv
Sounds like a job for woodchuck. Perhaps someone will write a patch for it?
Is there any possibility to have different update times for WIFI and 3G networks?
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The stuff in /var/lib/gconf is supposed to be edited by using gconftool, not just editing things by hand. Think of the Windows registry. You just don't go around flipping bits here and there, but use the registry editor.