Re: things need co-maint

2014-08-20 Thread Erik Logtenberg
There are a couple of modules on that list that I do use and I would be willing to do some maintenance on if and when required. Some mail modules I use are: Email-Address Email-MessageID Email-MIME Email-MIME-ContentType Email-MIME-Encodings Email-MIME-Modifier Email-Send Email-Simple Mail-DKIM M

Fwd: Re: Email::MIME walk_parts doesn't walk all my parts

2010-08-29 Thread Erik Logtenberg
:MIME walk_parts doesn't walk all my parts Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2010 23:43:24 +0200 From: Erik Logtenberg To: pep@perl.org > This looks like an incredibly stupid bug based on the incredibly stupid > ->parts > method. Its behavior is really lame. > > I'm afraid I don'

Fwd: Using Email::MIME to convert a plain email to a multipart

2010-06-06 Thread Erik Logtenberg
ng Email::MIME to convert a plain email to a multipart Date: Fri, 04 Jun 2010 22:51:20 +0200 From: Erik Logtenberg To: pep@perl.org Hi, I'm trying to use Email::MIME to convert a plain email (not MIME) to a MIME multipart mail. According to the manual I can use the parts_set method for this

Using Email::MIME to convert a plain email to a multipart

2010-06-04 Thread Erik Logtenberg
Hi, I'm trying to use Email::MIME to convert a plain email (not MIME) to a MIME multipart mail. According to the manual I can use the parts_set method for this purpose because it'll convert a plain email to multipart if necessary. So I add the original body as part 1 and a random second part as f

Re: Email::MIME walk_parts doesn't walk all my parts

2010-06-03 Thread Erik Logtenberg
> This looks like an incredibly stupid bug based on the incredibly stupid > ->parts > method. Its behavior is really lame. > > I'm afraid I don't have a lot more time to look at this right now, but I'd > play > around with tweaking walk_parts (in Email::MIME) to use ->subparts instead, > which

Email::MIME walk_parts doesn't walk all my parts

2010-06-03 Thread Erik Logtenberg
Hi, I'm using Email::MIME to iterate through all parts of a multipart email, with the following code, which I have somewhat copied from the manual Email::MIME manual. use Email::MIME; my $email; { local $/; $email = Email::MIME->new(); } $email->walk_parts(sub { my ($part) = @_;