Re: Troubles with html attachments

2015-02-09 Thread Philippe Delavalade
Le dimanche 08 février à 19:22, JaviMicro a écrit :
 * On  8 feb 2015, Philippe Delavalade wrote:
 
  
  When I receive an attachment in html format, I hope it is read with lynx
  but in fact, I can see it as a txt file. In ~/.mailcp I have the line : 
  text/html; lynx -force_html '%s'; description=HTML Text; 
  nametemplate=%s.html
  
  I have also tried 
  text/html; /usr/bin/lynx -force_html %s; needsterminal; copiousoutput; 
  nametemplate=%s.html
  
  But neither works.
  
  In the mime.types file I have just the line
  text/html html htm shtml
  
 
 You need:
 
 1- To define a viewer in mailcap for text/html attachments (you have
 already done it)
 
 
 2- 'auto_view' parameter in .muttrc:
   auto_view text/html
 
 Read the section with this sentence
   automatically viewing MIME attachments while in the pager
 in manual:
   http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#auto-view

Thanks but I have already tried auto_view but it's not what I want and it
does not help me anyway.

I want to do 'v' and then click on the html attachment as I do successfully
with mpeg or pdf attachments.

If I do this with html, I see things like

head
META http-equiv=content-type content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1
title.../title
...

 3- Maybe you also need an 'alternative_order' parameter in .muttrc.
 
 
 
  attachments   +A */.*
  attachments   +I text/plain
  attachments   +I text/html
  
  I don't understand what they mean and didn't find explanations in the 
  manual.
  
 
 For 'attachments', look here:
   http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#ex-attach-count

Yes, I read that but didn't understood what it exactly mean and do.

Thanks anyway.

-- 
Ph. Delavalade


Re: Troubles with html attachments

2015-02-09 Thread Christian Ebert
* Philippe Delavalade on Monday, February 09, 2015 at 11:16:55 +0100
 Thanks but I have already tried auto_view but it's not what I want and it
 does not help me anyway.
 
 I want to do 'v' and then click on the html attachment as I do successfully
 with mpeg or pdf attachments.
 
 If I do this with html, I see things like
 
 head
 META http-equiv=content-type content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1
 title.../title
 ...

You are probably running a more recent mutt now than you used to.

For any attachment with main content-type text (which obviously
includes text/html), you must now call view-mailcap - bound to
m by default. But you can of course bind it to any key you
like.

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Can't attach ascii armored pgp key

2015-02-09 Thread Adam Ehlers Nyholm Thomsen

Dear mutt mailing list

Earlier today I had an interesting problem: Whenever I tried to send a 
mail with an ascii armored pgp key attached mutt only attached a small 
file containing:


Version: 1

I did check that the file I was trying to attach actually contained more 
(they were respectively 3.5 kb and 6.6 kb).  I'm using msmtp to send the 
mail.  Am I doing something obviously wrong or is this a bug in mutt?


Best regards,
Adam


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Re: Troubles with html attachments

2015-02-09 Thread Philippe Delavalade
Le lundi 09 février à 11:55, Christian Ebert a écrit :
 * Philippe Delavalade on Monday, February 09, 2015 at 11:16:55 +0100
  Thanks but I have already tried auto_view but it's not what I want and it
  does not help me anyway.
  
  I want to do 'v' and then click on the html attachment as I do successfully
  with mpeg or pdf attachments.
  
  If I do this with html, I see things like
  
  head
  META http-equiv=content-type content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1
  title.../title
  ...
 
 You are probably running a more recent mutt now than you used to.

It is the 1.5.23 in each case.

 For any attachment with main content-type text (which obviously
 includes text/html), you must now call view-mailcap - bound to
 m by default. But you can of course bind it to any key you
 like.

I tried m but it does nothing...

Thanks.

-- 
Ph. Delavalade