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Here's one random bug report with a clear message, though hardly an authoritative source. > apt-key add is a legacy interface that should not be used. It's also not guaranteed...

https://bugs.debian.org/851774 seems to be the master bug for the `apt-key` depreciation, though it doesn't discuss how you are supposed to do validation of keys now. My uninformed guess is that...

As a quick workaround, I _think_ I managed to speed it up by moving the messages to a different folder by and by during export. While exporting to the folder...

Some of my earlier runs suggested a memory leak in either Thunderbird itself or in this extension. In a virtual machine with 4Gb memory, Thunderbird was consuming well over 3Gb...

Turns out that giving the virtual machine more memory seems to have fixed things nicely. Now with 8GB allocated for Linux Mint, I see Thunderbird race up to over 4GB...

Dividing the folder I wanted to export into smaller pieces by way of virtual folders (saved searches) allowed me to proceed with fewer crashes and more certainty. I needed to...

That amounts to 333.33 messages per hour on average, which isn't exactly stellar. I had the messages in a local mbox file so it's not directly comparable.

No objection, though then the option should perhaps be relabelled to reflect its wider scope...?

Looking good, yeah. Thanks!

I'm not entirely sure where I copy/pasted it from. Probably I had clicked on the inbox notification for the comment where I was pinged https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57767289/how-to-fix-headers-already-sent-error-in-php?noredirect=1#comment101969966_57767289 and then that would have...