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Michael Welle wrote:
 > vm seems to create world readable tmp files under some conditions. If
 > I read an email with an image attached, tmp files are created. If the
 > image is a jpeg for example, the tmp files are chmod 600. That is the
 > expected behaviour. But if the image is a png, some tmp files are
 > chmod 644 and these files are not deleted after finishing vm. This is
 > rather annoying. Any hints?

Are you sure the attachments are PNG files?  (What are their
Content-Type and Content-Disposition headers?)

Assuming they're image/png MIME attachments, are they being converted
to some other format, via `vm-mime-type-converter-alist' or
`vm-mime-image-type-converter-alist'?

`vm-mime-use-image-strips' defaults to t.  Does the problem occur if
you set it to nil?

Does the problem occur if you clean out the temp directory before
selecting such a message (so that you can be sure the file didn't
already exist with the wrong permission)?

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Kevin Rodgers