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I think something about that line is not strict enough for the regular expressions to match, but I don't immediately see what makes Email::MIME::ContentType dislike that line.

Update: It seems that the handling of Email::MIME::ContentType does not like ? in the string (and the test suite does not contain anything like name="?UTF-8?foobar"). RFC 2048 allows such values (I think), so I think that this causes the bug (but I haven't written a proper test case to reproduce this). I haven't reported the issue yet, so if anybody wants to beat me to the punch (or finds the existing issue for that), feel free to open an issue yourself!

In reply to Re^5: Email::MIME support for utf8 filename by Corion
in thread Email::MIME support for utf8 filename by Arik123

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