To reproduce:
kek.txt
as the attachment).text/plain
content type).:open
to open it in an external program.aerc-1111127589.gpg
, even though the file itself is a .txt
(the file contents are correct though).This causes the text/plain email body to be open using a program for gpg files (Seahorse, in my case), and I'd expect it to be open with my viewer for text files.
When the email is not signed and encrypted at the same time, the name of the open file doesn't have the .gpg
extension. Is there a way to get the same behavior with signed and encrypted emails too? A file with no extension at all should do fine, I think.
Tim Culverhouse referenced this ticket in commit 96db50c.
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