Different content types with nnweb?

[David Z Maze <dmaze@MIT.EDU>]

I'm mildly abusing nnweb into acting as a front-end to the Debian
bug-tracking system.  This is actually going pretty well so far, since 
I can toss together a list of "articles" out of a package's bug-list
page, and nnweb will present that in the summary buffer.  So far, so
good.

What I'd like to do for a first pass is to read in the page containing 
all of the traffic for a particular bug, slap some headers on to it,
and just have Gnus display it as an HTML page.  If I put
"Content-Type: text/html" at the front of the article, though, Gnus
seems to just ignore it; the body is just displayed as (unformatted)
HTML.  Is there some trick to making this work?

(And what I'd *really* like to do is translate the page into something
along the lines of a normal digest.  Are there any pointers as to the
format I should use for this?  [Didn't gnus.org used to have links to
useful RFCs somewhere?]  Can I co-opt mml, create an mml document from
the HTML page, and then translate that into something viewable as an
article?)

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David Maze             dmaze@mit.edu          http://www.mit.edu/~dmaze/
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