On 13 Dec 2017, at 16:39, Dianne Skoll wrote:
It doesn't make sense because
MIME messages are alway 8-bit messages; you need to encode everything
as UTF-8 first before passing to MIME::Entity->build().
Re-reading that, I disagree.
It is entirely possible (as stated explicitly in RFC2045) for a MIME
entity to contain unencoded binary data: any arbitrary stream of bytes.
Email normally cannot, but that's a transport issue. Since the
BINARYMIME extension for SMTP exists, it is even possible to send mail
(with some MTAs) as an arbitrary stream of bytes.
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