On 2015/11/17 13:24, J. Scott Heppler wrote: > On Nov 17, 2015: 20:40, Stuart Henderson wrote: > >On 2015/11/17 08:41, J. Scott Heppler wrote: > >>Modified post-install to use EXAMPLEDIR > >>Further testing: > >>1) Exports addressbook in vcard 2.0 format > >>2) Can pass email address to Sylpheed/Claws-Mail > >> using sylpheed --compose/claws-mail --compose > > > >I don't know what's going on between your editor, MTA and MUA, but as > >mentioned with the previous mails, your diffs are getting mangled. > > > >Please send as an attachment instead. > > > > > abook61.diff attached
Thanks, that applies - but ha - sourceforge hosting ($projectname.sourceforge.net) is still broken, so I can't fetch the file :/ > I'd love to know what I'm doing wrong. When I paste inline diffs from > other submitters and compare to mine (marc.info), I can't see anything > thing different. This makes it a little hard to know where to look and > what to adjust. I'm using vim+mutt with no problems, how are you including the files? I either write them to a file (cvs diff > /tmp/x) and :r to include it in the message body, or use xclip (cvs di | xclip) and paste in. The only time it goes wrong is when there are control characters or (some?) high characters then it sometimes gets converted to quoted-printable, but that's not what happened with yours. Given a message containing a diff in a mailbox, from mutt you should be able to take a message with a diff and '| patch -d /path/to/port' > I'm suspicious of my vim settings or my ISP. I saw fetchmailrc examples > that addressed linefeed/ carriage return issues with Earthlink. That sounds like it's probably for incoming mail. > au BufRead /tmp/mutt-* set tw=72 Ah, if you're pasting rather than :r'ing it may be something to do with this. If so, ":set paste" might help.
