{
$mailAcc = Mail::POP3Client->new();
$mailAcc->User($defaultargs{Pop3MailUser});
$mailAcc->Pass($defaultargs{MAILPasswd});
$mailAcc->Socket($SSLsocket);
$mailAcc->Count(-1);
my $InboxMessages = $mailAcc->Connect();
my $parser= new MIME::Parser
I've snipped up to miss
out other processing and debuggin but it does work!...
no trust me it does... :o) I've checked the docs on
MIME::Parser, but can find no reference to where the
module set's the filenames of the attachements...
GOAL - to extract attachements, if there is a
Heyho,
I've upgraded to the latest version of MIME::Parser and have since been
having trouble with Temporary files not being removed by MIME::Parser. I've
been looking at the MIME::Parser::Filer object, but am unsure how to use it,
as it seems that the MIME::Parser Object does us
Whilst the great html debate is underway here's a problem I've encountered
recently,
Ever since I upgraded to the latest version of MIME::Parser I've started
getting temporary files being left on my machine. This didn't happen when I
used the old version. Here are the para
