I have an e-mail that is sent to a user on my system. I wrote a script to parse the csv attachment on it and dump the output to a folder. I have procmail filter it through the script.
The problem is, the csv is attached and encoded in base64. Now, I got it to decode correctly. If I run the script at the CLI it spits out the e-mail with the csv decoded at the end of the output. All I want the decode.pl script to do is look at the input and if it runs into base64 attachments, lump all the lines of encoded stuff into one variable, then print that variable decoded. But if I do this in procmail:
* ^To: blah |$HOME/decode.pl | $HOME/parse.pl
The output of the base64 decoded string is mangled into weird characters, and the parse.pl script won't recognize it.
Is there a way to get perl to output regular text so the next perl script will be able to understand it?
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