I wrote: > > text/html; /usr/bin/dillo %s ... Oops, the %s should be quoted. (run-mailcap defends against shell chars but not against spaces.)
# Dillo 3.0.3 requires HTML or XHTML in a filename "foo.html", hence # nametemplate here for use when "see" reads stdin or similar. # Other filenames such as "foo.xhtml" are taken to be plain text and # displayed raw. # # ENHANCE-ME: Is there an option to dillo to force it to take an # arbitrary filename as html or as the image types below? # text/html; /usr/bin/dillo '%s'; description=HTML Text; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"; nametemplate=%s.html application/xhtml+xml; /usr/bin/dillo '%s'; description=XHTML Text; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"; nametemplate=%s.html # Dillo 3.0.3 uses the .gif etc in the filename to determine the image # type. So for instance a gif file called foo.png is not displayed. # Hence nametemplate here for use when "see" reads stdin or similar. # # "priority=2" for images here the same as other web browsers and # below dedicated image viewer programs at default priority=5. # Dillo 3.0.3 can only display gif, png and jpeg (see its DIC_Gif etc # enum in src/dicache.c). # image/png; /usr/bin/dillo '%s'; description=PNG Image; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"; nametemplate=%s.png; priority=2 image/jpeg; /usr/bin/dillo '%s'; description=JPEG Image; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"; nametemplate=%s.jpeg; priority=2 image/gif; /usr/bin/dillo '%s'; description=GIF Image; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"; nametemplate=%s.gif; priority=2
