On Jan 18, 2014, at 11:38 AM, David Levine wrote:
> Instead of using nmh-storage for tmp
> files, maybe we should use MHTMPDIR/TMPDIR/TMP?
If we change this we should defer to mkstemp() (which defaults to /tmp in the
absence of $TMPDIR).
If there are any platforms that don't provide mkstemp()
Ralph Corderoy writes:
> Hi Jon,
>
> > Yes, I do kill things lots of times.
> ...
> > Let's say that I have things configured to display attached images.
> > Some mailers lard up messages with all sorts of tiny images, like one
> > for every social media site in existence. It's easier for me to h
Hi Jon,
> Yes, I do kill things lots of times.
...
> Let's say that I have things configured to display attached images.
> Some mailers lard up messages with all sorts of tiny images, like one
> for every social media site in existence. It's easier for me to hit
> ^C than it is to navigate over t
>BTW, this reminds me, this is also the reason why I grumble about having nmh
>make everything a MIME message by default. I seem to recall that it's very
>hard or impossible to make pagers work properly, especially if you want to pipe
>the output into something.
So, a couple of things:
- A singl
Jon wrote:
> BTW, this reminds me, this is also the reason why I grumble about
> having nmh make everything a MIME message by default. I seem to
> recall that it's very hard or impossible to make pagers work
> properly, especially if you want to pipe the output into something.
show -noc[heckmime
David Levine writes:
> Jon wrote:
>
> > Don't know if anybody knows why this happens or cares enough to fix it,
> > but every once in a while I have to go into my Mail directory and remove
> > piles of mhshow and post temporary files. Would probably better to put
> > these into /tmp where they wo
Jon wrote:
> Don't know if anybody knows why this happens or cares enough to fix it,
> but every once in a while I have to go into my Mail directory and remove
> piles of mhshow and post temporary files. Would probably better to put
> these into /tmp where they would automatically be cleaned up b
Don't know if anybody knows why this happens or cares enough to fix it,
but every once in a while I have to go into my Mail directory and remove
piles of mhshow and post temporary files. Would probably better to put
these into /tmp where they would automatically be cleaned up by regular
automatic
