Re: Temporarely deactivate auto_view
* steve dl...@bluewin.ch [09-08-09 08:30]: I have configured mutt so that it calls lynx to automatically view html messages. Very good. Now how can I see the source of this message within mutt? Is there any key bound to this? Hitting 'h' shows me the headers of the message but still using lynx for viewing the message, hitting 'v' only shows me one entry (no description). Any clue? Edit bind edit or some other key combination to your editor in read-only mode and you are set. -- Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USAHOG # US1244711 http://wahoo.no-ip.org Photo Album: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/gallery2 Registered Linux User #207535@ http://counter.li.org
Re: Temporarely deactivate auto_view
* On Tue, Sep 08, 2009 02:27PM +0200 steve (dl...@bluewin.ch) muttered: I have configured mutt so that it calls lynx to automatically view html messages. Now how can I see the source of this message within mutt? v view-attachments show MIME attachments also see http://wiki.mutt.org/index.cgi?MuttFaq/Attachment you can (via mailcap) make a diffenrence between autoview and selecting the attchment from the attachment menu HTH, Michael -- Absolutely nothing should be concluded from these figures except that no conclusion can be drawn from them. (By Joseph L. Brothers, Linux/PowerPC Project) PGP-Key-ID: 0xDC1A44DD Jabber: init...@amessage.de
[SOLVED] Re: Temporarely deactivate auto_view
Le 08-09-2009, à 09:10:02 -0400, Patrick Shanahan (ptilopt...@gmail.com) a écrit : * steve dl...@bluewin.ch [09-08-09 08:30]: I have configured mutt so that it calls lynx to automatically view html messages. Very good. Now how can I see the source of this message within mutt? Is there any key bound to this? Hitting 'h' shows me the headers of the message but still using lynx for viewing the message, hitting 'v' only shows me one entry (no description). Any clue? Edit bind edit or some other key combination to your editor in read-only mode and you are set. Thanks, I did bind pager F8 edit and that did the trick. Thanks Patrick. I haven't tried Patrick's solution, but thanks to him too. Have a nice day steve
Re: Temporarely deactivate auto_view
On Tue, Sep 08, 2009 at 02:27:38PM +0200, steve wrote: Hi list, I have configured mutt so that it calls lynx to automatically view html messages. Very good. Now how can I see the source of this message within mutt? Is there any key bound to this? Hitting 'h' shows me the headers of the message but still using lynx for viewing the message, hitting 'v' only shows me one entry (no description). Any clue? While in lynx hit the '\' key. -- Chris. --
Re: Temporarely deactivate auto_view
On 2009-09-08, steve dl...@bluewin.ch wrote: Hi list, I have configured mutt so that it calls lynx to automatically view html messages. Very good. Now how can I see the source of this message within mutt? Is there any key bound to this? Hitting 'h' shows me the headers of the message but still using lynx for viewing the message, hitting 'v' only shows me one entry (no description). Any clue? In addition to the other methods mentioned, you can pipe the message to another program, such as a pager. Just type | and answer the Pipe to command: prompt. To see the source and not the rendered message, make sure that 'pipe_decode' is set to no, which it is by default. HTH, Gary
best way to automatically 'fix' mime-type
Hey all, One of the best features of mutt, IMO, is how it handles MIME-digest listserv messages. The fact I can 'enter' a multi-message message and make it act just like a folder, with all my familiar functions and navigation, is really great. No other MUA does that as well -- in fact, I think MIME digests are MORE annoying with Thunderbird and Outlook, but they work really well with mutt. And then my mailserver changed to Exchange, and I've made a few keen observations. First is that when Exchange deconstructs and reconstructs the listserv MIME digests I receive, it packages them back up as Content-Type: multipart/mixed instead of multipart/digest. I'm not sure how it can legally change the content type like that, but it does. (It also generates its own text-alternative to any HTML messages, and quietly discards the one sent with the email - but that's an argument for a different day.) I'm using OfflineIMAP to sync with Exchange, and then I point mutt at the local maildir. To get back my favored digest view, I've been Control-E editing the message in mutt to change the Content-Type back to multipart/digest. This works but it's manual and I'm getting tired of doing that for each MIME digest I read daily. Can that be automated somehow? Either in mutt (like a folder-hook) or with another tool that would work with maildir to adjust the proper messages? Thoughts? Ideas? Recipes? Thanks for any help, Dave
