> I gave this a shot and it didn't work for me; it seems to be scrolling aerc's
> command history instead? I can share my binds.conf if that would be helpful.

My bad, it should be like that in order to work:

<C-Down> = :send-keys \<Down\><Enter>
<C-Up> = :send-keys \<Up\><Enter>

See the :send-keys section in `man aerc` for more details.

-- Vitaly

> For example, when I want to scroll and read the split-pane email, I am
> unable to do so with the mouse nor tab/switch focus into it for
> keyboard navigation. (If this is possible, the documentation makes it
> unclear!)

We have :send-keys for that. Not sure if it is already in the stable
version, though. Try putting this to your binds.conf:

[messages]
<C-Down> = :send-keys <Down>
<C-Up> = :send-keys <Up>

Then open a split and press Control+Up/Down, this should scroll it. If
not - you need to build the latest version from source to access the

> manually. Add the -A flag to reply in order to switch the account before
> opening the composer, to remove this friction when we already know we
> want to reply with a different account.

LGTM, going to use this one

-- Vitaly

> The account being used for sending is still wrong

Actually, after having a closer look, the account being used for sending
is correct, too.

Robin, please consider this patch for priority merging.

-- Vitaly

> The composing account may be different than the currently selected
> account if the user has moved between different tabs since beginning the
> message.

I can confirm that sent messages go to the proper "Sent" folder now. The
account being used for sending is still wrong, but that wasn't promised
by the patch :)

Thank you.


Tested-by: Vitaly Ovchinnikov <v@ovch.ru>

> mail-added hook). I'll put together a fix when I get a moment in the
> next day or two.

That would be great, thank you!

-- Vitaly

Hello guys,

I believe it worked a different way a few weeks ago: say I have two
accounts A and B and start replying to a message in account A. Then I
use :switch-account to switch to account B and finally send the message.
What account should be used for sending? Where should the sent message
end up?

I expect account B to be used for sending the message and expect to find
the sent message in B's "Sent" folder. However, the message is sent
using account A and is located in A's "Sent" folder. On the other hand,
the message's "From" field is configured to the B's settings.

This looks like a bug to me.

Hello Tim,

> I'm not trying to mask those issues though, we need to fix those as well - but 
> this one seems to also be an issue to me, which is best fixed by no-oping 
> instead of doing a delete+add operation.

I've just got another crash with the latest master during the sending of
an email. The crash location is pretty close to what we discuss, so I
decided to put it here. Here is the stack dump:

Version: 0.16.0-68-g9b3e3d1b8803 (go1.21.3 arm64 darwin)
Error: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

goroutine 41 [running]:

Add ~ support to :export-mbox and :import-box the same way as it is done
in :save.

Signed-off-by: Vitaly Ovchinnikov <v@ovch.ru>
---

Should we apply the same default saving folder logic to :export-mbox as
we have in :save? Should we do the same for :import-mbox?

 commands/account/export-mbox.go | 3 +++
 commands/account/import-mbox.go | 3 +++
 2 files changed, 6 insertions(+)

diff --git a/commands/account/export-mbox.go b/commands/account/export-mbox.go
[message trimmed]

> Add recipients fields (from, to, cc) to the header for filtering and
> searching for the maildir and mbox backends.

Thank you. I can confirm that filtering by from and to fields now works
for maildir accounts.

Tested-By: Vitaly Ovchinnikov <v@ovch.ru>