[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
Re: Saving attachments
Hi Erik.
As you know, I had problems getting this to work a while back (and
your help got things sorted out for me).
Looking back (and just re-verifying what worked and didn't), what I
had to do was add the following to my .wl:
(setq mime-play-delete-file-immediately nil)
(setq process-connection-type nil)
I just went back and verified that both settings are needed. Without
these settings, 'v' is effectively a no-op. The message window says
xdg-open presumably is being called, but I can see that the file it is
being asked to open has already been deleted.
> First,
>
> (setq mime-view-mailcap-files '("~/.mailcap"))
>
> This needs to be done *before* SEMI is loaded. You can use
> customize-variable for this. Next, use the following (and only the
> following) in your ~/.mailcap file:
>
> application/*; xdg-open %s
> image/*; xdg-open %s
> text/*; xdg-open %s
> video/*; xdg-open %s
> audio/*; xdg-open %s
I do not have my own ~/.mailcap, and things work OK using my system
defaults (well, I've probably only really used html/). And presumably
you don't need any of the above if /etc/mailcap (or wherever the
system default is) has the same entries.
When I was trying to figure this out a while back, I played around
with my own ~/.mailcap and it seemed to me like the file wasn't even
being looked at -- changes I made to it didn't seem to have any
effect.
> Finally:
>
> (setq mime-play-find-every-situations nil)
What is this supposed to do? :-)
It's t for me...
Thomas