On October 9, 2003 at 17:25, Peter Davis wrote: > I occasionally use MHonArc on Windows XP to convert a single message to > HTML for display. This seems to work pretty well, except that > attachments don't seem to be handled correctly at all. For example, if > I have a message containing a JPEG image, the resulting HTML contains: > > </td></tr></table><p><strong>Attachment: > <a href=".%5Cjpg00016.jpg"><tt>ImageTitle.jpg</tt></a></strong><br><em> > Description:</em> JPEG > >image</p> > > When I hover over this link, it displays as > > file:///C:/TEMP/.\jpg00016.jpg
This may be related to bug #5473, <http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=5473&group_id=1968>. The CVS version of MHonArc contains a fix for the '\' problem in URLs. > In fact, this file doesn't exist anywhere that I can find, and that's > not even a valid file path for Windows. How exactly are you invoking mhonarc? When using the -single option, attachments are written relative to the current working directory. --ewh
