2024-12-26T01:26:41Z Ralph Seichter <ralph@ml.seichter.de>:
>
>   #!/usr/bin/env bash
>   aerc ":cf foo"
>   sleep 1
>   aerc ":select -1"
>
> Maybe I should give that a try.

I remain of the opinion that it would make sense to run them sequentially 
as long as they are issued together. So your binding would change the 
inbox and after that is done, it would select. Of course the 
implementation would take a while since this would entail a revamp of 
commands as they are now.

On Wed 09 Oct 2024 08:24:05, Matthias Schloegl wrote:
> So I guess aerc is somehow loading the To header wrong? The email in the
> original To header seems to be correctly RFC 2047 encoded from what I
> can tell?

This is probably a touch of weirdness in Go. All strings in Go are
UTF-8, and your header isnt :)

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2024-10-07T06:24:35Z Ralph Seichter <ralph@ml.seichter.de>:
> It sure would be, but that's beside the point. My question arose 
> because
> aerc's behaviour can usually be customised using *.conf files or 
> command
> line options, not environment variables.
>
> For example, IPC can already be disabled via both "disable-ipc=true" 
> and
> "aerc --no-ipc ...". Not being able to configure the IPC socket path in
> the same manner feels inconsistent to me.

The idea behind XDG is consistently configuring it for your environment, 
as such I would consider this to be the expected behaviour.

On Sun 06 Oct 2024 16:52:26, Ralph Seichter wrote:
> On Gentoo Linux w/ OpenRC, the systemd-specific /run/user/$uid folders
> which aerc tries to use do not exist. XDG_RUNTIME_DIR may or may not be
> present. Aerc handles macOS differently, but for other platforms,
> /run/local is the default, as per lib/xdg/xdg.go .

XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is the intended way of doing it. While it is not
available on OpenRC, it would generally be useful to have such
a directory available. On my OpenRC system, I have a tmpfs mounted at
~/.run and my runtime dir set to that.

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On Fri 27 Sep 2024 07:35:10, Matthias Schloegl wrote:
> Given that these strange encoded strings start with utf-8, this might be
> aerc trying to convert strings in the header to utf-8?

Don't have it in front of me, but this should be RFC 2047-defined
encoding of non-ASCII characters.

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> Keep away from edge.

On Sun 08 Sep 2024 13:26:52, Tamás Gulácsi wrote:
> You have to create an app in MS to have a Client ID and a Client Secret.
> In aerc/accounts.conf, 

I would just like to mention that using a software like MITMProxy to get
Outlooks Client ID and secret is *very likely* against company policy,
even if it is probably pretty easy. So just make sure to stay clear of

https://mitmproxy.org/ and its repository at https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy

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Hi Dylan, the spell checker has to be part of your editor. You could
probably even use something like libreoffice to edit your mail and use
its integrated spell checker. Currently there is no "pre-send
spellcheck" as there is in Thunderbird and I have not yet heard any
discussion of such an addition.

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> You must be present to win.

This might be related to how JMAP is wired up. Mail-received is handled 
in a central spot in the UI, so when sending the proper event, it just 
just work™

2024-07-17T05:09:07Z Aiden Fox Ivey <aiden@aidenfoxivey.com>:

> Sorry, I've really polluted the mailing list now. :facepalm: I'll try 
> to be less messy in the future. My bad.
Dont worry about it, we've all been there

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