>I've been thinking a bit more about this. A folder of test emails that >can be tested by a installed command available to the user. That can >either use what it thinks is a good modern configuration so the user can >see what's possible in theory, or the user's configuration so they can >test their set up on a variety of emails. The former could be built on >the fly based on what commands are installed, e.g. lynx(1) v. links(1).
Hm, well ... I think notifying the user of that might be tough. But ... we DO have the problem where users say, "Hey, this email doesn't look right" and we first have to figure out what the email contains to try to determine what is going wrong. A set of emails that we know the content of sure would help in debugging that. I think that would be worthwhile to put together if you wanted to do that. It might even help a few long-time MH/nmh users on this mailing list who somehow manage to keep munging 8-bit characters in their replies (you know who you are!). --Ken -- nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
