On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 10:42:32PM -0500, David Champion wrote: > If header weeding ($weed) is set, headers are filtered according to > "ignore" rules for both messages and message/rfc822 attachments. I > can't think of a reason that messages and message/rfc822 attachments > would display differently, unless perhaps you have a message/rfc822 > entry in your mailcap. That could alter things, I guess. > > You could post your muttrc. Or you could debug it: > * save one message to a file > * save a copy of your muttrc to another file > * use "mutt -F muttrc-copy -f message-file" to reproduce it > * delete part of your muttrc > * rerun the mutt command above > * repeat until the behavior changes > > That will tell you what setting controls it in your case. > > At any rate "mutt -F /dev/null -f message-file" shoudl *not* act this > way.
from "mutt -D" $weed is actived, in my ".mailcap" I *not* have rfc822 entry, but there is in /etc/mailcap (message/rfc822; mutt -Rf '%s'; edit=mutt -f '%s'; needsterminal). I tried "mutt -F /dev/null -f message-file" but it's seem same with my muttrc config then I think it is not necessary post my muttrc. It may be useful, I use debian squeeze and Mutt 1.5.20 and I tested with maildir and mbox format (I do not think this depends on)
