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62 Pulled the latest. Fixes the reply issue - but frequently gets emacs to
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63 dump core. Looking at the backtrace reminds me why I hate emace some
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64 times :-) - it appears to happen in a memmove - but everything else in
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65 the backtrave is useless
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71 On Tue, 24 May 2011 12:50:20 -0700, Carl Worth <cworth@cworth.org> wrote:
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72 Non-text part: multipart/signed
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73 > On Mon, 23 May 2011 19:46:41 -0700, Dirk Hohndel <hohndel@infradead.org> wrote:
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74 > > Hehe, as the reply below shows... there's still something screwy even
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75 > > with the latest git version... in multipart messages things just go
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76 > > wrong. Whether I reply (this below should have included your text/plain
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79 > You caught me again, on two points:
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81 > 1. Our multipart testing wasn't testing "notmuch reply"
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83 > 2. I wasn't actually running the latest code in my own use
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85 > I've addressed both of those problems, which made it easy to find and
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86 > fix the segfault that was causing the missing data in the reply
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87 > buffer. I will hopefully be in a good habit now of creating a Debian
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88 > package and installing and using it locally as part of my testing of
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91 > Meanwhile, I did just push Jameson's recent new-show-part branch (along
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92 > with some updates from me). This should complete the big upheaval of
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93 > changes to how multipart messages are handled. From here, Jameson will
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94 > rebase his crypto branch so we can verify signatures and decrypt
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95 > messages within emacs.
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97 > > or whether I try to see the html part of a text/plain +
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98 > > text/html multipart message...
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100 > This is an area where there have been some recent feature changes---and
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101 > again, sadly, there's still some missing testing of the emacs features.
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103 > The change I am seeing is that previously whenever a message had both a
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104 > text/plain part and a corresponding text/html part (withing
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105 > multipart/alternative), emacs would render both of them.
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107 > Instead, I'm now seeing the text/plain part followed by:
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109 > [ text/html (not shown) ]
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111 > As far as that goes, this hiding of the HTML by default is exactly what
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112 > I want. (If people don't want this, there's a
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113 > notmuch-show-all-multipart/alternative-parts variable that can be
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114 > tweaked. Or just do "M-x customize-group notmuch" and find the setting
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117 > Meanwhile, I can imagine that some people might actually need to view
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118 > the HTML part that's initially not shown. I just tried hitting 'V' on
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119 > the "(not shown)" button and I got several image-viewer windows, each
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120 > showing one of the contained images. That's not ideal---it would be
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121 > better to get some web browser to display the entire message formatted
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124 > Maybe that's just something I need to customize on my end, (though, if
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125 > so, I think notmuch could do a better job arranging that for the user).
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127 > So contributions would be welcome in this area, (both functional
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128 > improvements to the emacs interface as well as additional testing of
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129 > those emacs features).
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134 > carl.d.worth@intel.com
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135 Non-text part: application/pgp-signature
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139 Intel Open Source Technology Center
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