Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Eric Abrahamsen writes: > a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > >> Christoph writes: >> >>> The bug occurs when I send an email message with an attachment that is a >>> Python source file. Lines in that file that begin with "from" (or >>> perhaps just the first

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > Christoph writes: > >> Maybe... In order to debug this, it would be useful to examine the >> various steps that lie between pressing C-c C-c and storing the >> message. Is "Edebug" the way to go? > > edebug-defun is my go-to (but I am no expert in the

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Christoph writes: > Maybe... In order to debug this, it would be useful to examine the > various steps that lie between pressing C-c C-c and storing the > message. Is "Edebug" the way to go? edebug-defun is my go-to (but I am no expert in the topic :-)) Best regards, Adam -- "Tom

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Adam Sjøgren wrote: > > > I did some more systematic tests. The mangling is visible in the > > locally saved version of the message, so it's definitely caused > > locally. > > What format do you use for your sent messages folder? nnfolder? My setup is similar to Eric's. I use nnimap and the

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > Eric writes: > >>> Are you sure Gnus is the program mangling it? It is mangled in your >>> sent-folder? >>> >>> I just tried emailing myself an attachment and "from" was untouched - >>> both in the copy in the sent-folder and the one I received through

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Christoph writes: > I did some more systematic tests. The mangling is visible in the > locally saved version of the message, so it's definitely caused locally. What format do you use for your sent messages folder? nnfolder? > The problem does *not* occur if I do not sign the message! It

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Lars-Johan Liman wrote: > This can possibly boil down to the old e-mail standard for the > "mailbox" format - the old local storage format for incoming mail to a > user (typically in /var/(spool/)mail/liman (in my case). In those > files, messages are separated by a "From " line (no colon!

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Adam Sjøgren wrote: > Eric writes: > > >> Are you sure Gnus is the program mangling it? It is mangled in your > >> sent-folder? > >> > >> I just tried emailing myself an attachment and "from" was untouched > >> - both in the copy in the sent-folder and the one I received > >> through my local

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

e...@ericabrahamsen.net: > a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: >> Christoph writes: >> >>> The bug occurs when I send an email message with an attachment that is a >>> Python source file. Lines in that file that begin with "from" (or >>> perhaps just the first such line), get capitalized,

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Eric writes: >> Are you sure Gnus is the program mangling it? It is mangled in your >> sent-folder? >> >> I just tried emailing myself an attachment and "from" was untouched - >> both in the copy in the sent-folder and the one I received through my >> local Postfix. (I tried both with

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > Christoph writes: > >> The bug occurs when I send an email message with an attachment that is a >> Python source file. Lines in that file that begin with "from" (or >> perhaps just the first such line), get capitalized, as if they were a >> SMTP header.

Re: Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Christoph writes: > The bug occurs when I send an email message with an attachment that is a > Python source file. Lines in that file that begin with "from" (or > perhaps just the first such line), get capitalized, as if they were a > SMTP header. For an example see the message [1] that I've

Gnus capitalizes non-header "from"

Hi, I regularly encounter a bug in Gnus (or message) that I'd love to fix. Given my very rudimentary experience with Elisp, I'd very much appreciate some help on how to get started. The bug occurs when I send an email message with an attachment that is a Python source file. Lines in that file