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Not exactly. His problem arised at new(), and my problem arised at filename(). My call to new() went without a problem, as my Email::MIME already contained his patch.

However, following his example, I patched the filename() method, and my problem vanished. I changed

my $dis = $self->header("Content-Disposition") || '';

to:

my $dis = $self->header_raw("Content-Disposition") || '';

In my Email::MIME, it's in line 453.

In reply to Re^2: Email::MIME bug? by Arik123
in thread Email::MIME bug? by Arik123

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