* On 16 Aug 2011, [email protected] wrote:
> As the subject, I wanti hide (and colorize) any fields in e-mails attached to
> an e-mail. Why mutt not show it like classic mail?
> Thanks
>
> P.S.: with 'v' I see emails with header too (some friends when press 'v' see
> email attacched without header)
If header weeding ($weed) is set, headers are filtered according to
"ignore" rules for both messages and message/rfc822 attachments. I
can't think of a reason that messages and message/rfc822 attachments
would display differently, unless perhaps you have a message/rfc822
entry in your mailcap. That could alter things, I guess.
You could post your muttrc. Or you could debug it:
* save one message to a file
* save a copy of your muttrc to another file
* use "mutt -F muttrc-copy -f message-file" to reproduce it
* delete part of your muttrc
* rerun the mutt command above
* repeat until the behavior changes
That will tell you what setting controls it in your case.
At any rate "mutt -F /dev/null -f message-file" shoudl *not* act this
way.
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David Champion • [email protected] • IT Services • University of Chicago
