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has caused the Debian Bug report #453845,
regarding smime_keys doesn't handle mutt -Q tmpdir with ~
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Package: mutt-patched
Version: 1.5.17+20080114-1~bpo40+1
Not sure if this should be in mutt or mutt-patched, so sending it here
for now.
My .muttrc has:
set tmpdir = /home/ramune/.tmp
Due to this, mutt_Q in /usr/bin/smime_keys returns ~/.tmp for the tmpdir
variable (and a few others, such as the S/MIME store, etc).
As mutt translates the path to ~ instead of sending exactly what was in
the .muttrc, smime_keys fails to create the temporary PEM file as it tries
to open() the literal path ~/.tmp/smime/hash.0 instead of substituting
/home/ramune for ~. I changed the muttrc to remove tildes after having
problems with smime_keys, but it appears mutt still does substitutions.
Having mutt print exactly what the user put into the ~/.muttrc would work
as a work-around, but the smime_keys script should probably do tilde
expansion as well.
Debian/etch, i386 with mutt-patched from backports.
If any additional information's needed, please let me know.
Thanks,
-- DN
Daniel
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closing this, see my last correspondence
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