I am trying to parse an email from Yahoo with split-7z files attached to them. I was able to log in successfully into Yahoo with Net::IMAP::Simple, which was assigned to $server. my code

my $parser   = MIME::Parser->new( );
        my $entity   = $parser->parse_data(join '', @{$server->get($i)
+});
        my $numParts = $entity->parts;
        my @parts    = $entity->parts;
        if ($numParts > 0) {
            foreach my $part (@parts) {
                my $type = $part->mime_type;
                my $bh   = $part->bodyhandle;
                print "MIME Type: $type\n";
                if (defined $bh) {
                    open(my $OUTFILE, ">", $bh->path) or die $!;
                    binmode($OUTFILE);
                    $bh->print(\$OUTFILE);
                    close($OUTFILE);
                } #End IF $bh defined
            } # End For Each Part
        } # End If Num of Parts > 0
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When I run this, I get

msg-1304-1.txt of size 826

msg-1304-2.html of size 2,661

_Archive.7z.046 of size 0, when it should be 8,975,069

All I care about is the _Archive.7z.001 thru _Archive.7z.046

Help me O' Great Monks

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