If not, when the session of mu is killed, these child processes are also
killed. This scenario shows up when using mu4e: a PDF attachment, for
example, is opened by Evince, but as soon as Emacs exits, Evince is also
killed.
* mu4e/mu4e-view.el (mu4e-view-attachment-action):
Handle multi save in mu4e-view-attachment-action.
* mu4e/mu4e-view.el (mu4e-view-attachment-actions):
Make mu4e-view-attachment-actions a defcustom and add some options.
New user variable mu4e-view-attachment-assoc.
* mu4e/mu4e-view.el (mu4e-view-attachment-assoc): New.
(mu4e-view-open-attachment-with): Use it.
org-mime and potentially other users of `compose-mail' pass a parameter
`other-headers', an alist of the form ((symbol . string)).
`mu4e~compose-mail' sends this parameter to message-add-header, which
appears to expect a string instead. We therefore loop through
other-headers and instead pass a string to message-add-header for each
element of other-headers.
clear_links as used for the --clear-links option had some broken
filename generation, causing garbage data at the end.
Clean up this old code, and fix this problem as a side-effect.
Fixes issue #951.
mu_util_fputs_encode was aborting on behalf of the stack-guard on
OpenBSD (seemingly only when compile with optimization). It appears as
if the root cause of this was a differences in sizes of the parameters
to g_locale_from_utf8. Fix this.
The callbacks for the contacts functions should return TRUE (or be
terminated early), but were void. Seems on Linux this usually still
worked, not so on OpenBSD at least (unit test broke). So, fix this.
Let's mildly bump up versions of gmime/glib to the late-2012 versions,
so we can start using newer things. And find out if anyone is still
using those ancient versions.
