Good evening.
Noctambule wrote in
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|(sorry for the spam, the stupid ProtonMail webmail did not pick the
|correct recipient)
Ah, no problem :)
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|>|I'm using s-nail 14.9.22 from Voidlinux and I tried to display HTML \
|>|emails
|>
|> Thanks to Leah who now maintain it so wonderful! Thanks, Leah!
|
|Yes, that is true, thanks to Leah (I hope you notice our mails). I \
I .. wonder what you mean by that.
|was happy
|to see s-nail finally adopted and updated.
But that: me too!
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|>|Unfortunately, when I read a message, the HTML is simply not displayed.
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|> That looks if the HTML is part of a multipart/alternative MIME
|> message. We always go for the text part then, but you could
|>
|> set mime-alternative-favour-rich
|>
|> to select the HTML version instead. This mechanism is pretty
|> primitive in pre-v15, other MUAs allow reordering and listing
|> priorities, but i use this setting myself since some
|> correspondences simply have an empty text "alternative" which
|> refers to the HTML one instead, so i have no choice. (And i am
|> too lazy and/or the MUA is not (yet) sophisticated enough to
|> filter for something and be selective about it.)
|
|Yeah, same problem here. Some emails will show "Visit this URL
|to read your email" in text/plain. That was the issue.
|Ohh, perfect, thanks ! I wonder how I managed to miss this option
|in the manpage, I feel quite ashamed to bother you. Right now, I
|decided to use
|
|set print-alternatives
|
|as it allows me to display all subparts. But in the future, I may
Yes, that is also an option :)
|define a define with mime-alternative-favour-rich + commandalias,
|just to display HTML on a selected mail. Something like :
|
|define showhtml {
| set mime-alternative-favour-rich
| type "$@"
| unset mime-alternative-favour-rich
|}
|commandalias html call showhtml
define showhtml {
\local set mime-alternative-favour-rich
\type "$@"
}
commandalias html \\call showhtml
Works too. What unfortunately does not work is
define showhtml {
\local set mime-alternative-favour-rich pipe-text/html=?h?
\type "$@"
}
commandalias html \\call showhtml
to temporarily force usage of the builtin HTML viewer.
I see. That is a good suggestion, i will see whether i can add
this for v14.10!
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|>|plain text with the following command. It has no effect :
|>|
|>| set pipe-text/html=?t
|>|
|>|The trick was to use 'set pipe-text/html=?', without the 't'. Could it
|>|be possible that the '?h' we saw earlier from mime types, is not
|>|understood ?
|>
|> t is optional, ? and ?t should be the same thing. Hmm, we do test
|> these act equally. Hm. And yes, the order of MIME types matters.
|> These ?xy type-markers are the last possible source of
|> information. (This is documented in the manual section "HTML mail
|> and MIME attachments".)
|
|Yes, I was a bit vague. I did not understand why '?' worked and not '?t'
|as they are the same. After what you told me earlier, I finally figured
|it out.
I will try to add type-marker support to pipe-text/html=?XY?, then
you could localize all the changes. (And do not have to fiddle
around with unmimetype or mimetypes-load-control.)
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|>|Going back to s-nail (as I was already doing in 2014) after using a
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|> Well, thank you. So much to do still, but i really would like to
|> see it furtherly improved for sure. I am just too slow ...
|> Thanks.
|
|I think many things were already improved a lot, I saw it when I had to
|update my config after s-nail was updated in Void. That's not that slow :)
Ok, compared to 14.8.16 a lot of things happened, but the most
important things (MIME part addressing of all sorts, feeding
anything via -t, OpenPGP support) is still missing ;-).
|Ciao from a cold location.
Ah, we had a >25° Celsius push from ~-11 to ~+15 a few days ago,
which was just fantastic. And i think last night was the last one
with freezing water on the outside. Plants are coming back since
three or four days, and i saw bird marriages from a sideglance two
days ago. It really seems we made it!!!
Ciao from Germany,
--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Gernhardt)
