Steven wrote: > Fortunately I still have an installed copy of 1.6 around, so I can use > rcvdist from that as a workaround.
Wait, 1.6 rcvdist works for you? It behaves the same as the 1.7 rcvdist for me, not passing switch arguments. > - If called with -b, it extracts the HTML part to a file and opens that > with a browser. (Currently I'm doing this by creating a second profile > file with a different value for mhshow-show-text/html, and selecting > that by changing the value of $MH; I consider this to be ugly, but it > works, and it's the only thing I could think of which does.) Are you using mhshow to store the HTML part? mhstore should be more direct. > This gets me almost everything I need. The missing piece is the ability > to extract the HTML file along with the images, and that's what I'm working > on now. mhstore -type text/html -type image or something like that? David -- Nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
