Hello,
I humbly submit a feature request to mutt developpers. For auditing and
practical purposes it would be nice to record what attachement was sent
(file name, size, path, lastmod?) if "fcc_attach=no". It could be done
in the same manner as a deleted attachement.
Thanks for your consideration,
#3067: PGP/MIME signatures incorrectly assigned "Content-Disposition: inline"
Comment (by Thomas Roessler):
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>> The notion that the PGP/MIME signature is "supposed to be an
>> attachment", and that that somehow influences the choice of
>> value for Content-Disposition is bogus:
> That m
#3078: RFE: a way to abort a long operation (e.g. Ctrl-C / ^C / SIGINT)
Mutt should have a way to immediately abort an operation because it can
take a very long time, e.g. like opening a very large mailbox or doing a
limit on the body contents of a very large mailbox. This should probably
be d
#3067: PGP/MIME signatures incorrectly assigned "Content-Disposition: inline"
Comment (by jrollins):
In multi-part email, all of the body parts are commonly called
attachments, which should not influence how a given part is displayed.
This is what Thomas mentions above, and I completely agree
=- Louis-David Mitterrand wrote on Mon 16.Jun'08 at 11:46:13 +0200 -=
> For auditing and practical purposes it would be nice to record
> what attachement was sent (file name, size, path, lastmod?) if
> "fcc_attach=no". It could be done in the same manner as a deleted
> attachement.
Hook yourself
#3079: segv in srlen entering passwd smtp_url
When attempting to setup outgoing mail
Password for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread -1208169824 (LWP 3872)]
0x080cd548 in strlen ()
Missing separate debuginfos, use: debuginfo-install
#3079: segv in srlen entering passwd smtp_url
Comment (by nifty.mitch):
The error cause was a configuration error where an ill configuration
produced and empty From: line.
If the From: line was edited to be correct or the from line stuff in
.muttrc was corrected the SIGSEGV issue was solved.
