On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 09:42:52PM -0400, John P. Verel wrote:
> On 04/12/01, 05:22:21PM -0400, Mike Broome wrote:
> > I've found that piping the message out to cat (eg. "|cat") or more
> > (eg. "|more") does the trick for me. This will dump the entire
> > message, including header, MIME separators, unrecognized (to mutt)
> > attachments.
> >
> > Toggling header mode ("h") will let you see all the headers in the
> > mutt pager, but it won't show you the entire e-mail as "raw" since it
> > still parser MIME. Editing the messages ("e") doesn't show you all the
> > headers (at least, not in v1.2.4i that I'm running).
> >
> Depends on the editor, perhaps. With vim 5.7 all headers are visible.
I don't see how it could plausibly depend on the editor since it's mutt
that decides what to give to the editor to edit.
But now that I look at it in more detail, it looks like I actually *am*
getting all the headers in the editor (of course, I have to have
"edit_hdrs" set in .muttrc to get any headers). I thought I wasn't
getting all the Received: lines and the initial From_ line, but if I
scroll up in the editor, I see them. It must have been an artifact of
invoking vim with the argument '+/^$' to have it search for the first
blank line; that scrolls most of the header lines off the screen.
Mike
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Mike Broome
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