So I just added a text/html entry to my ~/.mailcap file, so I can view st00pid HTML attachments I received in my e-mail. (I use Mutt on my ISP's excellent shell server.)
Unfortunately, when I do this, Links is given the file "/tmp/muttXYXYXYXY" (where "XYXYXY" is some random unique junk). Since there's no ".html" at the end of the filename, Links interprets it as a plain text file, so I see the HTML source, rather than a rendered page. (That's what I could /already/ do, just using Mutt! :^) ) Anyway, is there any kind of command-line option or other magic I can give to Links that will force it to interpret a randomly-named file as HTML? Or is there any way to tell Mutt to save the temp file with a different name? Or (and this I expect will probably end up being my solution, unfortunately), is there some magic I can do inside the mailcap entry itself? Right now, I have simply: text/html; links %s Thanks! -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hire me! http://newbreedsoftware.com/bill/ http://newbreedsoftware.com/bill/resume/ _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech