.muttrc: Accessing attachment filename and quoting

Hi, 1. I try to write a macro allowing to open an attachment with another than the default program. Is there a way to refer to the filename of the attachment in the macro definition (like the %s in mailcap)? 2. When piping an attachment to an external program, filenames with

Re: pgp Sign as: config

Hi Kevin, Am Montag, den 11. April 2022 um 10:33:57 Uhr (-0700) schrieb Kevin J. McCarthy: > > That's the part that makes no sense to me. Simply unsetting and > resetting "sign" will just display the value of $pgp_sign_as. Did > something else happen in your workflow? It's getting clearer

Re: pgp Sign as: config

Hi, Am Montag, den 11. April 2022 um 12:38:59 Uhr (-0400) schrieb José María Mateos: > I have my GPG options here: > > $ cat .gnupg/gpg.conf > default-key 263080EC > encrypt-to 263080EC Unfortunately this didn't work here (even after restart). I get the same error in mutt. -- Orm

pgp Sign as: config

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Re: almost got Maildir working

Am Donnerstag, den 04. März 2021 um 10:03:47 Uhr (+) schrieb Chris Green: > You also, of course, need to exit and restart mutt. Obvious, but I > often forget to do this after making changes to .muttrc. or, without restarting: ":source ~/.muttrc" -- Orm

Piping Mail to external script stopped working

Hi, trying to pass the mail text from the index or pager to an external script (e.g. using the "|" keystroke on a mail in the index) it seems, it's not the text which gets piped, but rather the string "HASH(0x5652badff508)". I'm pretty sure it worked before, but I don't know whether it's

source .muttrc after changes in script?

Hi, I wrote a shell script to specify an fcc for the sender of an email and insert it into .muttrc and bound it to ".f". Is there a way to automatize sourcing the .muttrc after the insertion? On a related issue: When sourcing the .muttrc (using ": source ~/.muttrc") the mail entries get

Re: showing mails with attachment in index

Thanks David and Michael, (should have found that myself...) Am Dienstag, den 09. Juni 2015 um 16:40:32 Uhr (+0200) schrieb John Niendorf: Perhaps I misread this, but how specifically are you using %?X?{%2X}%4c? How is this written in your .muttrc file? I have this now in my .muttrc and it

Re: charset in html in external browser

Hi Christian, Am Sonntag, den 28. Dezember 2014 um 09:25:27 Uhr (+) schrieb Christian Ebert: Images should be displayed, and do so for me[tm] - unless one uses the --safe option where remotely loaded images are not. I'd need an example HTML message to check. everything ist ok, it was

Re: charset in html in external browser

Am Samstag, den 20. Dezember 2014 um 23:54:06 Uhr (+0800) schrieb lilydjwg: On Sat, Dec 20, 2014 at 04:34:34PM +0100, Orm Finnendahl wrote: Hi, just found out that there is a Character encoding entry in the view tab of iceweasel, which probably is easier than going through parsing

Re: forgotten commands

Hi Bob, Am Sonntag, den 21. Dezember 2014 um 14:07:05 Uhr (-0700) schrieb Bob Holtzman: I would like to mark a *lot* of unread messages as read, but can't find the command(s) for this. The closest I can come is to unflag a thread using ^t^ but this command yields no action at all. Try to

charset in html in external browser

Hi, here is a problem, I'm facing increasingly often recently: I live in Germany and we use special non-ASCII characters called Umlaute. In most cases there are no problems with HTML mails as w3m converts them pretty well. Unfortunately a lot of webshops these days use HTML Mails which often

Re: charset in html in external browser

20. Dezember 2014 um 16:19:26 Uhr (+0100) schrieb Orm Finnendahl: Hi, here is a problem, I'm facing increasingly often recently: I live in Germany and we use special non-ASCII characters called Umlaute. In most cases there are no problems with HTML mails as w3m converts them pretty well

inline html viewing coding system

Hi, is there a way to configure mutt to consider the charset for displaying inline html? I use /usr/bin/w3m -dump -T text/html and by default this correctly displays utf-8 encoded html. Unfortunately, a lot of mailers still use iso-8859-1 and special characters aren't displayed correctly. The

Re: inline html viewing coding system

Hi Patrice, thanks a lot, I adapted your script for w3m and that works in my western-euro-centric use-cases (assuming iso-8859-1 if it isn't utf-8). It would be much cleaner (and international) to determine the code-page from the attachment header, but I have no idea whether this even can be

Re: inline html viewing coding system

Am Montag, den 03. Juni 2013 um 20:12:49 Uhr (+0200) schrieb Rado Q: wiki - faq - attachment Great, thanks!! -- Orm PS (for anybody interested): This entry in /etc/mailcap does the job: text/html; w3m -T text/html -M -I %{charset} -o frame=0 -o meta_refresh=0 \ -dump -cols 72 '%s';