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$body returns: MIME::Body::InCore=HASH(0x83a39ac) while $filename comes out blank.

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  foreach $x (@attypes){
    if ($subentity->mime_type =~ m/$x/i){
      $attachment = $subentity->bodyhandle->print();
      push @attachment, $attachment;
      print "x = $x subentity =".$subentity->mime_type."\n";
      push @attname, $subentity->head->mime_attr('content-disposition.
+filename');
     } 
  }
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The attachment prints out but is not stored in $attachment. @attname now holds the attachment name correctly. All that remains is figuring out how to store the attachement into a variable for later use.

Neil Watson
watson-wilson.ca

In reply to Re: Re: Saving certain email attachements using MIME::Tools by neilwatson
in thread Saving certain email attachements using MIME::Tools by neilwatson

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