--- Gordon Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I've posted this message / request yo various groups
> (with 5,000 - 10,000
> members total) - No reply as yet...
>
> So far, Ive designed a working email discussion
> group from scratch - using
> Perl..
>
> With subscribe / unsibscribe & various options etc..
>
> PROBLEM :-
>
> when a user sends a file / attachment - The end
> users see the
> computer-encoding of the file.. But not the file
> itself.
>
> Ive found hundreds of online examples re sending a
> file via MIME etc...
>
> however - none - re RECEIVING a file (saving it to a
> temporary directory
> too)...
>
> Can anyone point me to the right place - with
> suitable regezes to determine
> if an email has an attachment, & then use MIME to
> re-format it back to the
> original file..
>
> PS - Ive got the ENTIRE message (headers & all) in a
> $variable)...
>
>
> Thanks
>
> G
>
Hey bud,
in a simple form, the attachment has begin and end
markers, just take everything in between and decode it
- you could use the CPAN err I mean ppm modules to
decode the attachment or just whip something up to
uudecode it yourself.
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