Hi All, someone here kindly helped me with some code a few weeks ago to use when parsing emails to get the subject/from/body of an email .. I have the code, but it seems to be bringing up errors all the time, can anyone see any problems in this code? 
use MIME::Parser;
use Mail::Address;

$parser = new MIME::Parser;

eval {
  $MIME_entity = $parser->parse(\*STDIN);
}

if ($@){
          print 'Trouble parsing mail:';
          print $parser->results->msgs();
    }
  $header = $MIME_entity->head();
  $subject = $header->get('Subject'); 

  my $from = $header->get('From'); 
  my @from_addresses = Mail::Address->parse($from);
  my $address;
  if (@from_addresses) {
    $address = $from_addresses[0]->address();
  } else {
    print "No address found in from line!\n";
  }
  $bodyh = $ent->bodyhandle;
}
$parser->filer->purge();

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Here is the errors:

syntax error at email.pl line 47, near "){"
syntax error at email.pl line 50, near "}"

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Any ideas on what the problem could be?, Thank you so much

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