Follow-up:
> The problem:
> even though a print join ("\n",[EMAIL PROTECTED]); shows me there are
> "Content-type: multipart\mixed...." headers my first attempt to find them
> manually fails and gives me only the "Content-type: text/plain" or
> "..application/blabla" lines from the mail body of multi part mails.
ok, i solved that one:
my $mail = Mail::Audit->new(data => $mailref);
strangely eats the array up so I dont have anything for my manual attempt
left.
The strange thing: It only eats the header, the body is still there: couldnt
find anything in the docu of Mail::Audit that mentions that.
So droping the construction of that object (and its use) lets me identify the
Content-type option in the header manually or by using the Mail::Header
object, which parses the header and makes it accessible in standariezed form.
However:
> Second attempt to identify atts via Mail::Audit::Attachment fails too.
>
That still holds valid: I cant the heck use te Mail::Audit class as I would
like to: seems like I cant use it at all...
Whats wrong here? My code? My understanding? My carma?
Thanks, Wolf
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