I am wondering ... do you maybe have some old configuration in mhn.defaults
or your .mh_profile that does some iso8859-1 to UTF-8 conversion?
Good question!
The easiest way to answer it for .mh_profile was to empty it temporarily of
everything except
Path: /home/smw/Mail
This made no difference. As for mhn_defaults, I have both a personal
file in ~smw/Mail/mhn.defaults as well as the system-wide version in
/local/pkg/nmh/root-nmh-1.7.1/etc/mhn.defaults
The personal file contains only these entries:
mhshow-show-application/pdf: %pmime_helper %F %s "%{name}"
mhshow-show-application: %pmime_helper %F %s "%{name}"
mhshow-show-audio: %pmime_helper %F %s "%{name}"
mhshow-show-video: %pmime_helper %F %s "%{name}"
mhshow-show-image: %pmime_helper %F %s "%{name}"
mhshow-show-text/richtext: %pmime_helper %F %s "%{name}"
...where mime_helper is a shell script which I'll be happy to share if
anyone's interested. In any case these entries seem irrelevant to the
matter at hand, but please let me know if you disagree.
Meanwhile, I have these entries in the system-wide file:
$ grep mhfixmsg /local/pkg/nmh/root-nmh-1.7.1/etc/mhn.defaults
mhfixmsg-format-application/ics: mhical -infile %F
mhfixmsg-format-text/calendar: mhical -infile %F
mhfixmsg-format-text/html: charset="%{charset}"; /sbin/lynx -child -dump
-force_html ${charset:+--assume_charset} ${charset:+"$charset"} %F | expand |
sed -e 's/^ //' -e 's/ *$//'
I apologize for the length of that last line, but it's probably easier to
read as is than it would be if I tried to break it up.
In any case, this looks like it might be relevant, so I tried commenting it
out; when that also made no difference, I used a bigger hammer and emptied
out /local/pkg/nmh/root-nmh-1.7.1/etc/mhn.defaults completely, but even
that made no difference that I could detect.
- Steven
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