From: gusnan@debian.org   
      
   On Mon, 9 Feb 2026 20:39:13 +0100 Eduard Bloch  wrote:   
   > the mime spec defines the viewing command as "geeqie %s".   
   >    
   > However, when mutt executes that command to view the attachment, the   
   > command line looks like:   
   >    
   > geeqie /home/USER/tmp/mutt-HOSTNAME-UID-...msgid...   
   >    
   > NOTE: there is no file name extension. When this is called, geeqie is   
   > not opening the file, instead it only shows the first file from its   
   > current working directory.   
   >    
      
   Thanks for your report.   
      
   Hmm, that's an interesting problem!   
      
   If I understand you correctly, a workaround would be to go to   
   Preferences -> File Filters and there check "Disable File Filtering".   
   This will of course show all files in the folder, but it means that it   
   will also allow to show files without a file extension, and thus file   
   images without a file extension.    
      
   I have tested to rename a .png file to a filename without a file   
   extension, and that will show properly if I disable the filtering   
   described above, and doesn't show at all in geeqie before doing that.   
      
   If I am correct, in your case, the file doesn't show in the geeqie   
   filelist even after you have started geeqie, right?   
      
   best   
   /Andreas Rönnquist   
   gusnan@debian.org   
      
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