| From: | Leszlauer Gábor [Interlink Networks] <leszlauer.gabor [...] co.interlink.hu> |
| To: | <bug-Mail-IMAPClient [...] rt.cpan.org> |
| Subject: | IMAPClient BUG |
| Date: | Sat, 18 Dec 2004 21:19:17 +0100 |
Dear David,
I think I have found a bug in the Mail::IMAPClient::BodyStructure module.
I started developing a webmail application and I am almost finished with the whole project. I had some difficulties with retrieving the attachment's filename from multipart/mixed emails. I dont know if this function has worked in earlier versions of this module, but when I try to get filenames from the bodydisp function, it gives back nothing but the following:
attachment: )
with the following for cycle:
my $bodydisp_tmp = $$objref{bodydisp};
for my $y (keys %$bodydisp_tmp) {
print "$y: $$bodydisp_tmp{$y}";
}
I took a look at the mail source and even at the output of imapd, it gives back everything - including the filename too.
I use the latest courier imapd.
I am retrieving filenames from bodyparm{name} as a workaround right now, fortunatelly there is only a few number of email clients which aint define the name= field besides content-type, so this may work in 99%.
I searched thru all the hash and array references which are given back by get_bodystructure, but I did not find the filename field.
I hope I could have served some help.
Regards,
Gabriel Leszlauer