On Wednesday 23 Oct 2013 18:20:51 Rejo Zenger wrote: > ++ 22/10/13 12:38 +0000 - miro: > >> In addition to this, the MIME-structure is: > >> - multipart/mixed > >> > >> - multipart/encrypted > >> > >> - application/pgp-encrypted > >> > >> - application/octet-stream > >> > >> - multipart/mixed > >> > >> - text/plain > >> - binary/octet-stream > >> > >> - text/plain > >> > >> Anyway, thanks a lot for helping me access the encrypted attachment > >> (binary/octet-stream) from within mutt. > > [...] > > >I'm not expert here, but do you have urlview installed? And what are the > >other programs, don't remember but those that view the M$ word docs... > >(there must be mention in the manual and/or on the wiki) > > > >And if you have all those installed, well, then, try debugging... > > The problem is not that I don't have a viewer available. If the > binary/octet-stream would be html or something else, the problem would > remain. The shortcut "v" will show the hierarchy like this: > > - multipart/mixed > - multipart/encrypted > - text/plain > > But it won't make accessible what is inside the multipart/encrypted > container.
No it won't. It requires a two step process of gpg decrypting it, then piping it to the application that can handle the mime type of the file; you may need something like xdg-open to process it and call the default application for the mime type, or perhaps .mailcap can play a role here? Someone with better knowledge in this should come along soon to explain. -- Regards, Mick
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