I have a small problem which maybe a little OT to the unix list... I've got a small app which runs on debian linux, which polls a mail box and foreach message that arrives I grab the subject line and the body data. These emails are usually replies from people. When I send the email out, I put in the body, something like this ==ems== some text here ==ems==
now, from the body I try and grab what's between the ==ems==(.*?)==ems== . for most this works fine, but for someone who replies it looks like the encoding of the body is screwed up becuase the return body looks something like =3D=3Dems=3D=3D some text here =3D=3Dems=3D=3D now obviously my regex won't work now, but also, if data contained between the seperators spans over 2 lines it also puts an "=" at the end of the line. is there a way of decoding the body data? tia Geoff _______________________________________________ Perl-Unix-Users mailing list. To unsubscribe go to http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/subscribe/perl-unix-users
