The result of $stripper->attachments; is an array of hashrefs. Each element has 3 key-value pairs: 
{
    filename     => "suggested filename",
    payload      => "file contents".
    content_type => "mime type",
}

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Provided the rest of your code correctly fetches the attachments, this loop for saving them is broken: 
    # Save the attachments on the local disk
    foreach $i (@attachments)
        {
        my $file = 'test'.$i; #DUMP . @attachments->filename(1);
        print "cou";
        open FILE, '>', $file or die $!;
        print FILE @attachments;
        close FILE;
        chmod 0644, $file;
        print "cou";
        }

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If you're iterating over the array, you should be operating on the *current* element in the loop block, not on the array again. And you should be using each attachment's datastructure properly: 
foreach my $att ( @attachments )
    {
    my $file = $att->{filename};
    open my $fh, '>', $file or die $!;
    print $fh $att->{payload};
    close $fh;
    chmod 0644, $file;
    }

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In reply to Re: Trying to extract an attachment by rhesa
in thread Trying to extract an attachment by Shinama

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