Lars,
That line won't work verbatim-- but it's pretty staight forward Brian...
Simply put, %s is the url. COMMAND is required, and lynx is the program.
You probably want:
COMMAND lynx %s
in your .urlview file-- but if you're doing this in X or something primarily, you
could modify that command to launch a new rxvt w/approriate geometry, etc--if you're
gonna use lynx anyways...
Netscape in X w/mutt, things would work like:
COMMAND netscape -remote 'openURL(%s)'
Apparently the man page is slightly mixed up in replacing 'lynx' w/netscape...
...should answer your question
Lars Hecking [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Brian E. Lavender writes:
> > >From what I saw with urlview it is now separate from mutt, but I was
> > hoping someone out there is using it with mutt and can answer this
> > question.
> >
> > I just installed urlview on my system and I am wondering what to put
> > in my
> > ~/.urlview
> > file so it will use lynx to open http files.
> > I tried the following, but no go.
> > lynx -remote 'openURL(%s)'
>
> COMMAND lynx -remote 'openURL(%s)'
>
> There's a man page for urlview, btw.
--
Soren
