Giuseppe Sacco a écrit : > Package: evolution > Version: 2.26.3-3 > Severity: important > > My application requires to open the default mail client and to compose a > new message using a specific attachment. > > In order to be desktop manager agnostic, I use the command xdg-email. > When gnome is the running desktop manager, xdg-open calls gnome-open, > and gnome-open call evolution. > > xdg-email encode the attachment pathname into URL, and gnome-open call > evolution using the same encoded string, but evolution doesn't un-encode > that string and cannot find the specified file. > > Example: > > $ XDG_UTILS_DEBUG_LEVEL=30 /usr/bin/xdg-email \ > --attach /tmp/allegato5316366537919686103.TIF > Running gnome-open "mailto:?attach=%2Ftmp%2Fallegato5316366537919686103.TIF"; > > you may see that xdg-email encode the string and call gnome-open. Then > evolution pop up and display an (Italian) error message: Impossibile > allegare il file «%2Ftmp%2Fallegato5316366537919686103.TIF» a questo > messaggio (It's not possible to attache file ... to this message). The > error message detail says "file not found". > > I tried calling directory evolution using this mailto URI and I get the > same error. The command I write is: > $ evolution "mailto:?attach=%2Ftmp%2Fallegato5316366537919686103.TIF"; > You really should submit that directly upstream. I'm not really sure evolution is supposed to decode those kind of uris anyway; but better ask upstream.
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