On Sun, Jul 19, 2015 at 10:49:40PM +0200, miro.ro...@croatiafidelis.hr wrote: > I have just been trying to send network http location address in a > message to friends. And I put it under my signature, like I'll put > exactly the same address under the signature of this email. Pls. scroll > to the bottom of this mail now to understand what I mean. See the long > link address in bottom? OK. > > However, when I opened the mail I send to friends, to see > if all the links, among which was that address, were correct, I found > that I couldn't open that link address, with Ctrl-B and selecting its > number, > > I did paste it, just like below, from the address bar of a live page, > but with Ctrl-B, in among the choices of the links that I sent, this > link looked something like: > > 5 > http://croatiafidelis.hr/Miroslav_Rovis_politicki_progon/sud/Zivicnjak_UVje= > > (that was pasting it). In other words, it was incomplete, acnd couldn't > possible be opened as meant. > > I also tried shorting it, as the dir is browsable, to: > > http://croatiafidelis.hr/Miroslav_Rovis_politicki_progon/sud/Zivicnjak_UVjecniSpomen/ > > but to no avail. Same crippled address. What could it be? > I'm not sure if this will be relevant (I keep my mailboxes on my server and use ssh, then paste if I want to open a URL on the desktop), but I used to have problems with URLs which got split onto multiple lines, with '+' inserted at the break, so not exactly the same as your problem.
My problem was fixed by adding the following to ~/.muttrc : set markers=no (found at http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#markers - mine is 1.5.23 with the "upstream_fixes" patch used in BLFS) ĸen -- This one goes up to eleven!
