You may use another way to save the attachments like this: 
use constant RTELEM_TYPE_FILEATTACHMENT=>8;

...
foreach $doc($alldocs) { ..
    ...
  if( $Document->HasEmbedded ) {
    print "hasembeded\n";
    my $body = $Document->GetFirstItem('Body');
    my $nav = $body->CreateNavigator;
    if( $nav->FindFirstElement(RTELEM_TYPE_FILEATTACHMENT) ) {
       do {
        my $att = $nav->GetElement;
        my $dir = "$oriDIR/$cpt";
        mkdir $dir unless -d $dir;
        my $file = "$dir/" . $att->Source;
        $att->ExtractFile( $file );
        print "$file extracted\n";
      } while( $nav->FindNextElement ) ;
    }
}

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I picked up this code on another thread. Regards Johnny

In reply to Re^4: Store Lotus Notes Email by pointer2002
in thread Store Lotus Notes Email by buckaduck

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