Randall Hopper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Again, the problem is Mutt is the only mailcap client I know of that
> wants to do its own %s quoting.
What are the other mailcap clients you are thinking of? The only other
ones I've used are netscape and metamail, both of which always generate
their own non-weird filenames (as far as I can tell), so quoting is a
non-issue for them.
> The RFC you posted the snippet from a while back just says %s is
> replaced with the name of the file, not the name of the file with
> added quote characters commonly used by most user shells
The user's shell is irrelevant, because UNIX mailcap entries are
intended to be passed to the Bourne shell (according to the RFC).
The RFC is ambiguous about the nature of the %s substitution, but it
provides example mailcap entries, none of which have quotes around the
%s.
AMC
