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Public bug reported:

I am following more than 18000 accounts by my twitter account. I think
just because of that the ~/.config/gwibber/gwibber.sqlite file grows
very fast.

Before I cleared all my gwibber configuration and started fresh the file
was 1.5 GB of size and every refresh, operation on Gwibber was taking 5
minutes where the application seemed to hang.

After I cleared the configuration and restarted, just within a day, the
file became 18MB and it is growing rapidly.. Causing every operation to
become slower and slower.

I also have another Twitter account to follow and Facebook, but I do not
want to integrate them before this problem is solved..

AFAICS every message coming in to the Gwibber is stored in
gwibber.sqlite. If there would be a feature to cleanup of tweets /
messages on the GUI, it would solve my problem.

My Setup:
- Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit
- Gwibber 2.32.2
- Only one twitter account where it follows more than 18000 other twitter accounts

** Affects: gwibber
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: gwibber.sqlite twitter

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Title:
  gwibber.sqlite grows too big and causes gwibber to hang

Status in Gwibber:
  New

Bug description:
  I am following more than 18000 accounts by my twitter account. I think
  just because of that the ~/.config/gwibber/gwibber.sqlite file grows
  very fast.

  Before I cleared all my gwibber configuration and started fresh the
  file was 1.5 GB of size and every refresh, operation on Gwibber was
  taking 5 minutes where the application seemed to hang.

  After I cleared the configuration and restarted, just within a day,
  the file became 18MB and it is growing rapidly.. Causing every
  operation to become slower and slower.

  I also have another Twitter account to follow and Facebook, but I do
  not want to integrate them before this problem is solved..

  AFAICS every message coming in to the Gwibber is stored in
  gwibber.sqlite. If there would be a feature to cleanup of tweets /
  messages on the GUI, it would solve my problem.

  My Setup:
  - Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit
  - Gwibber 2.32.2
  - Only one twitter account where it follows more than 18000 other twitter accounts