On Mon, May 06, 2024 at 02:53:10PM +0200, Jesper Dybdal wrote:
I use s-nail as my mailx command (selected using the Debian "alternatives"
mechanism).
Since I upgraded from Bullseye to Bookworm, s-nail now shows a bunch of
error messages in connection with viewing messages. Here is a sample:
s-nail: $MAILCAPS: /etc/mailcap: x-scheme-handler/mailto: ignored
unknown string/command: u = \\${u//\\\\\\"/\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"}
s-nail: $MAILCAPS: /etc/mailcap: text/english: ignored unknown
string/command: then exec emacsclient --alternate-editor =
--display=\\"\\$DISPLAY\\" \\"\\$@\\"
I don't have lines like this in mine. Then again, I don't have emacs
installed.
The question (one of the questions) is what's putting them there, and I
would guess one of the emacs packages is doing it.
I have no particular wish to learn about /etc/mailcap. The only way I've
found to avoid this is to remove the /etc/mailcap file entirely.
I would think deleting any lines containing "emacs" would be slightly
less invasive. Obviously, make a backup copy of the file first.