urlview for DEBIAN
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The urlview package was created with some slight modifications on the
upstream sources. The most important is that Debian's urlview will
read a system-wide configuration file. This allows the system administrator
to set a unified way to handle embedded URLs.

From release 0.7-4 url_handler.sh was substituted with a version developed
by Martin Schulze <joey@debian.org>. It's a shell script that will
try to use any of the mentioned programs. There is a configuration section at
the top of the file after the license statement. For each type of tag we
have

(http|mailto|...)_prgs="/path/to/program1:TAG1 /path/to/program2:TAG2 ..."

The script will try to execute the first of those found. The TAG is
interpreted to check how this program is to executed.
There are four valid TAGs:
  XW: X program ($DISPLAY must be set), detached
  PW: likewise, but protect with nohup(1) –
      will persist after the calling tty closes
  VT: just execute program in the current context
  XT: if under X and $XTERM is executable, run in a new detached $XTERM window;
      otherwise, like VT

XTERM holds the name of the terminal program used. This can be changed to any
program of your liking, but defaults to /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator.

Note that urlview has some problems handling mime-encoded input.
In order to avoid these problems is possible to set the pipe_decode variable
in mutt.
