>
> Simplest solution: send all html direct to spam can. Catches 90% of
> my spam, and that is a lot of spam.
>
Not always an option, unfortunately. I have procmail rules to get rid of all
html mail, except for a few sources, and that's why I have to deal with it.
> Firstly, you need a line in ~/.mailcap (either of the following will do)
> so mutt can determine how to render html.
>
> After setting either of the above in ~/.mailcap, you need to put
> auto_view text/html
> in ~/.muttrc so that mutt will pass html to lynx or w3m for parsing and
> display t
You could try this little Python hack I wrote. It's called
addMIMETextToHTMLEmail. You use it as a procmail filter. It
recognizes HTML-only email and adds a new MIME part which is text only.
This way your email will display properly in the initial mutt pager
without having to look at the attachm
On 18 May 2004, Stephen Patterson wrote:
> On Tue, 18 May 2004 02:20:07 +0200, Victor Munoz wrote:
>
> >
> > Hello. I'm reading mails in both a woody and a sid machine with mutt,
> > and it behaves differently with html mails.
>
> There are 2 settings which control how mutt behaves with html mai
On Tue, 18 May 2004 02:20:07 +0200, Victor Munoz wrote:
>
> Hello. I'm reading mails in both a woody and a sid machine with mutt,
> and it behaves differently with html mails.
There are 2 settings which control how mutt behaves with html mails.
Firstly, you need a line in ~/.mailcap (either of t
On Monday 17 May 2004 20:16, Victor Munoz wrote:
> Hello. I'm reading mails in both a woody and a sid machine with
> mutt, and it behaves differently with html mails.
Simplest solution: send all html direct to spam can. Catches 90% of
my spam, and that is a lot of spam.
--
richard
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>
> What happens if you add the line
>
> set implicit_autoview = yes
>
> to your .muttrc file? Make sure you have a text-based html browser such
> as links or w3m installed, and mutt should display html emails as text.
>
it works, though it currently is using html2text and displays th
Victor Munoz wrote:
> Nothing special. I don't have any line in .muttrc regarding html files
> either. There must be some configuration issue, but I haven't found it, or
> haven't looked in the right place. Any idea?
Hmm... Do you have 'mime-support' installed? A shot in the dark.
Bob
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* Victor Munoz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040517 19:17]:
>
> Hello. I'm reading mails in both a woody and a sid machine with mutt,
> and it behaves differently with html mails.
What happens if you add the line
set implicit_autoview = yes
to your .muttrc file? Make sure you have a text-based
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