Hello Fellows

I have a little question, how do i do to send an email encoded in iso-8859-1 (aka latin1) with MIME::Lite.

I have not problem encoded the body, but MIME::Lite don't encode the subject and when I parse it with Mail::Message I receive this error:

WARNING: Illegal character in field name From test@test.com Wed Jan 28 09</>

Becouse the From field haven't no-ascii characters i guess that the problem come from the subject

I'm correct?, totally wrong?, what's do you think?

This's the code:

my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
     From    =>  'test@test.com',
     To      => 'test@test.com',
     Subject => '!Hey‘ This is a αινσϊδλοφόρΡ mail!',
     Type    => 'text/html',
         Encoding => 'quoted-printable'
     Data => q{
         <h1>αινσϊδλοφόρΡ</h1>
    }
);
$msg->attr('content-type.charset' => 'ISO-8859-1' );
$msg->send;

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Cheers!

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