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On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 10:05:05AM +0200, Matthijs Kooijman wrote: |
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> I'm using mutt and it's not handling html itself. However, it can |
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> open html parts just as any attachment, and my mailcap says it |
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> should use lynx (or w3m?) to open text/html files. So, selecting |
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> the html part and pressing enter is enough to get a reasonable |
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> readable version of HTML emails. Still, it's enough to |
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> significantly break the routine in my work process, so half of the |
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> time I don't bother. |
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Try adding: |
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auto_view text/html |
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alternative_order text/plain text/html |
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To your .muttrc. Mutt will then prefer to show text/plain, but if |
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there is none it will use mailcap and display the output in the |
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normal pager. Make sure you have two entries in mailcap for |
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text/html, where the second should specify the copiousoutput flag. |
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Mutt will use the first one when you manually view HTML, but prefers |
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copiousoutput entries for autoviewing. |
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text/html; /usr/local/bin/latin1links %s |
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text/html; /usr/local/bin/latin1links -dump 1 -dump-charset %{charset} %s; copiousoutput |
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latin1links is a simple links wrapper that cleans up the charset. |
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//Peter |
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