Thanks DWS.. I dont know why but this script doesnt want to parse emails, after piping an email to it, this is what I get: 
Name "main::ent" used only once: possible typo at /script.pl line 63.
Name "main::bodyh" used only once: possible typo at /script.pl line 63
+.
Name "main::subject" used only once: possible typo at /script.pl line 
+54.
Trouble parsing mail:debug:    process_header
warning:    skipping bogus mailbox 'From ' line
debug:    type = multipart, subtype = alternative
debug:    process_multipart...
debug:    parsing part 1...
debug:       process_header
debug:       type = text, subtype = plain
debug:       process_singlepart...
debug:       using temp file
debug:       t bound:  0 wallclock secs ( 0.00 usr +  0.00 sys =  0.00
+ CPU)
debug:       extract uuencode? 0
debug:       encoding?         quoted-printable
debug:       effective type?   text/plain
debug:       no filename recommended: synthesizing our own
debug:       planning to use 'msg-12389-1.txt'
debug:       outputting body to disk file: ./msg-12389-1.txt

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