Hi Jameson, I guess this is exactly the point. Hence one would say, that this is a bug to repair? What is bit curious to me is that so far nobody complained about it. So is it just my emacs/notmuch configuration which does it? (note that i'm using notmuch remotely and notmuch pulled from development tree) cheers .d. Jameson Graef Rollins <jrollins@finestructure.net> writes: > On Mon, Oct 01 2012, David Belohrad <david@belohrad.ch> wrote: >> could someone throw an advice? When I receive an email with picture >> attachment, sometimes it works out of the box in emacs, but sometimes >> instead of picture it shows a link as this one: >> >> ---------- SNIP ------------ >> >> I have not tried to understand why we're measuring too high bunch intensity so if you have any ideas please try it out let me know what to do. >> >> [cid:image001.png@01CD9F29.128BA6B0] >> >> We can discuss tomorrow tomorrow if you want >> >> ---------- SNIP ------------ >> >> The issue is, that when I click the link, >> >> a) it opens new empty emacs buffer with no picture in it >> b) the hyperlink (when pointing mouse on it) does not highlight the >> initial 'c' letter (so the hyperlink is only >> 'id:image001.png@01CD9F29.128BA6B0]') > > Notmuch show automatically interprets strings of the form "id:..." as a > notmuch message id and buttonizes the strings so that clicking on them > will open up buffer with the corresponding message. I bet notmuch is > interpreting "[cid:.." as "id:.." and sending you to a new search buffer > for "id:image001.png@01CD9F29.128BA6B0]". > > jamie.