It's just as you said---I didn't run mhbuild. Having that run
automatically wouldn't be a bad idea. Is there a way to have that run
automatically in 1.5?
Yeah, if you put:
automimeproc: 1
in your mh_profile, that will do it.
That has some side effects; any line beginning with a '#' will be
interpreted as mhbuild directives; if, for example, you include C source
code in your email you will get errors from mhbuild. That's part of what
I want to clean up.
If
you look at them without a pager, do they appear correct?
Do you mean without a pager in mhshow? How would I do that?
Well, I was thinking that you could use -nomoreproc, but it turns out
mhshow doesn't support all of the flags that show does. Also something
to fix. But I think "mhshow | cat" would work? I was just thinking that
maybe your pager was the problem.
I think I found something related to the cause: I have this line in
my mhn.defaults:
mhshow-show-text/html: %p/usr/bin/lynx -force_html -dump '%f' | less
When I remove that and run show on the message which has a text/plain
part, it displays correctly. I take it that what I have in mhn.defaults
is not/no longer a good thing to have? What are people using to display
HTML parts these days?
Well, I think Ralph has addressed that; it may be a problem with the
HTML. But maybe lynx is getting it wrong? Perhaps it's assuming
iso-8859-1 (or more likely windows-1252) and no charset is in the
HTML.
--Ken
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