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From: Lucas Levrel <lucas.lev...@u-pec.fr>
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Subject: Alpine "decodes" text/html before executing mailcap entry
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2011 16:39:45 +0100
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Hi,

My .mailcap states:
text/html; cp -f %s /tmp/toto.html\; seamonkey-html-viewer /tmp/toto.html

When I try to view the HTML part of a mail in latin-9 encoding, text is 
converted to utf-8 before being sent to my mailcap command. The result is 
a bad toto.html whose header says "latin-9" but whose body is utf-8.

I checked the original mail itself is correct: piping the "raw text" of 
the HTML part to "cat>toto.html" yields a latin-9-encoded file.

Is there a way to make Alpine send raw text to the mailcap command?

Thanks in advance.
-- 
LL