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#190 Accounts not shown in the order requested with `-a` 26 days ago

Ticket created by ~julianmarcos on ~rjarry/aerc

aerc doesn't seem to show the accounts in the order requested, so every account seems to be set in a weirdly placed order, instead of the order given when choosing the accounts to open. The suggested solution is to order the accounts in the same order as specified in the -a option.

#156 Be able to move emails in between accounts a month ago

Comment by ~julianmarcos on ~rjarry/aerc

Correct, when you start typing :mv -a it'll list all accounts, and when you complete one of them or when you write the entire name, it would automatically start completing folder names for that account.

#156 Be able to move emails in between accounts a month ago

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On Mon Aug 28, 2023 at 2:16 PM CEST, ~julianmarcos wrote:

  1. mv grows new option -a meaning the target account, so while in the “FLOSS” account, I could run command mv -a Home Junk to move the message to the Junk folder in the Home account. Seems like the simplest solution of this problem, but seems quite hackish.

I guess this would be the easiest.

How does the completion work? Is it possible that in the moment -a NAMEOFACCOUNT is added on the command line, aerc would complete from the target account not from the current one?

Best,

#Matěj

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#156 Be able to move emails in between accounts a month ago

Comment by ~julianmarcos on ~rjarry/aerc

On Mon Aug 28, 2023 at 1:42 PM CEST, ~mcepl wrote:

  1. mv grows new option -a meaning the target account, so while in the “FLOSS” account, I could run command mv -a Home Junk to move the message to the Junk folder in the Home account. Seems like the simplest solution of this problem, but seems quite hackish.

I guess this would be the easiest.

  1. Whole from mv needs to be redefined to include (optionally) the account name. E.g., something like mv #Home/Junk (instead of # use any other character which cannot be legitimately part of the account name). Probably more complicated, but seems like closer to The Right Thing™ to me.

Yeah, this would mean limiting the possible account name characters, which may or may not be a breaking change. But I guess you could escape the characters, but I guess we could see which characters couldn't be legitimely part of the folder name, because of that I think 1 would be simpler.

#156 Be able to move emails in between accounts a month ago

Comment by ~julianmarcos on ~rjarry/aerc

Ops, it didn't stop quoting the data properly.

#156 Be able to move emails in between accounts 6 months ago

Ticket created by ~julianmarcos on ~rjarry/aerc

A feature which lets users move mail (using :mv: maybe with a parameter) to another Account's folder.

This should be rather easy to implement using code from the feature of mbox imports and exports.

And if also possible be able to configure a specific account for archives.

#1 [usenet-post-automation] UPA repository is not available 1 year, 5 months ago

Comment by ~julianmarcos on ~poldi1405/issues

Thanks

#1 [usenet-post-automation] UPA repository is not available 1 year, 5 months ago

Ticket created by ~julianmarcos on ~poldi1405/issues

The UPA repository shown in a blog post is not available at the address shown there.