>For some messages, when I reply to the sender quoted, I get an >unreadable quote in base64, although the initial message contained >plain text. I have not a complete view under which precise conditions >this happens, but the latest example was a multi-part message with >one text/plain and one text/html part. It seems the plain text got >wrangled into the base64.
So I can't speak to exactly what you're using in terms of how you do a reply. My exmh editor is "xterm -e vi", so it pushes the heavy lifting onto repl (I use a mix of exmh and nmh in practice). To this end I use something called "replfilter" which is in the nmh contrib directory (full disclosure: I wrote it so I have an obvious bias). It takes care of decoding the original message and trying to come up with a reasonable output. You have to configure it if you want to use it; read the comments at the top of it if you want to try it out. I'm a LITTLE puzzled by Andy's response ... Andy, are you using sedit? I tried it for a little while but I just have vi commands embedded in my brain and anything else is just torture for me. --Ken _______________________________________________ Exmh-users mailing list Exmh-users@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/exmh-users
