Χάρης Καραχριστιανίδης wrote in
Oh it is _such_ a pity i cannot speek Greek! A hundred years ago
i think it was everywhere here in Germany, and i think also in
France. Beautiful Greece!!
<20230215220157.xvfcj%haris...@otenet.gr>:
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|s-nail v14.9.24, 2022-03-26 (built for Linux)
|Features included (+) or not (-):
...
[.]+filter-html-tagsoup[.]
...
|and this code in my .mailrc
|
| if "$features" !% ,+filter-html-tagsoup,
| set pipe-text/html='?* lynx -stdin -dump -force_html'
| endif
|
| mimetype ?t application/mathml+xml mathml
|
| define showhtml {
| \localopts yes
| \set mime-alternative-favour-rich pipe-text/html=?h?
| \type "$@"
|}
| \commandalias html \\call showhtml
|
|nothing happens when I open html email. Any help?
With "open" you mean the "type" or "print" command?
As you do have that filter-html-tagsoup lynx(1) will never execute
in the above -- it solely depends on the mimetype, then.
And it may be that you have a /etc/mime.types or ~/mime.types
which defines something for html in addition to internal
mimetypes.
But in short: simply force your desired handler:
? set pipe-text/html='?* lynx -stdin -dump -force_html'
? type HTML-MESSAGE
This should execute the lynx one now, reintegrating output into
normal flow (with "set crt" this will likely startup the $PAGER
then). This is for plain HTML message, a multipart one likely
wants to have a "set mime-alternative-favour-rich" first.
? set pipe-text/html='?! lynx -stdin -force_html'
? type HTML-MESSAGE
(Do not forget the "!" so we give up the terminal!)
This will then say you should use the `mimeview' command.
? mimeview HTML-MESSAGE
This will ask you, and if you say "y" then lynx starts up.
Using a mailcap entry may be the easier and sharable approach.
Does this help? Sufficiently?
Using a mailcap handler is usually better and sharable, and
mimetype tricks can also be played, like
? unmimetype text/html
? mimetype ?h text/html html htm
? type HTML-MESSAGE
And unless i am mistaken now the built-in filter-html-tagsoup
should be used.
Ciao (may be off until tomorrow now, sorry!!!),
--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)
