Bug#58174:

2000-03-15 Thread Jean-Philippe Guérard
Le 2000-03-14 17:57:30 +0100, Michael Meskes écrivait : > This bug is listed as important bug against metamail. I do wonder though if > it is important enough to warrant a removal. This bug has been reported > against mime-support originally. Since no bug in mime-support was found it > was re-assig

Bug#58174: metamail is unable to launch any file

2000-03-03 Thread Riku Saikkonen
I wasn't able to reproduce this bug. Both the slink and potato versions of mime-support and metamail worked fine: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/t$ metamail -b -c image/x-portable-pixmap bg-greenhill.xpm This message contains 'image/x-portable-pixmap'-format data. Do you want to view it using the 'display'

Re: Bug#58174: metamail is unable to launch any file

2000-02-17 Thread Brian White
> > Since /etc/mailcap was not included, there is no way I can determine > > what the problem may be. I'd guess that metamail is the source of > > the problem, or possibly the mailcap line created by the zgv file. > > > > Please find attached my mailcap file. > > I have also tested the following

Processed: Re: Bug#58174: metamail is unable to launch any file

2000-02-16 Thread Debian Bug Tracking System
Processing commands for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > reassign 58174 metamail Bug#58174: metamail is unable to launch any file Bug reassigned from package `mime-support' to `metamail'. > -- Stopping processing here. Please contact me if you need assistance. Darren Benham (administra

Re: Bug#58174: metamail is unable to launch any file

2000-02-16 Thread Brian White
reassign 58174 metamail -- > Package: mime-support > Version: 3.9-1 > Severity: important Since /etc/mailcap was not included, there is no way I can determine what the problem may be. I'd guess that metamail is the source of the problem, or possibly the mailcap line created by the zgv file. >

Re: Bug#58174: metamail is unable to launch any file

2000-02-16 Thread Jean-Philippe Guérard
Le 2000-02-15 23:15:19 -0500, Brian White écrivait : > reassign 58174 metamail > -- > > > Package: mime-support > > Version: 3.9-1 > > Severity: important > > Since /etc/mailcap was not included, there is no way I can determine > what the problem may be. I'd guess that metamail is the source of