On 2013-12-17 14:24:07, intrig...@debian.org wrote: > * either save the output email to a file (that one can manually feed > into Mutt later)
that should be fairly easy to implement. one would need to add a
commandline option (MonkeysignUi.parser() in ui.py:68) and deal with it
when sending email (MonkeysignUi.sendmail() in ui.py361).
i think the --output / -o option could be used.
> * or to pipe it to Mutt (which does not work yet, as monkeysign's
> stdout is used by its interactive UI; perhaps printing it to a FD
> greater than 2 would be doable?);
one could do a similar thing as above and add a --mua or --pipe (-p is
free), and use it in ui.py:358 to replace sendmail -t. maybe --pipe
could default to sendmail -t, actually.
then one would need to document how those two options interact with each
other in the usage.
> * or to do both internally, and to directly invoke the preferred MUA,
> providing it with the email headers and body in the way it wants it.
that would be ideal yes.
> I'm aware this is related to #720047, and likely solving the one will
> solve the other usecase.
hmmm... i feel that 720047 would require a --edit option that would pipe
the message into $EDITOR... maybe? not sure what micah was expecting
here.
> Thoughts? Any other way this usecase could be taken care of?
i think the approach is good, and i would welcome patches, which should
be quite easy to do, to accomplish the above.
a.
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