inline (non-attached) attachments

I have run into only a few issues recently with the parser, and I am certain it may be that I can't find it documented anywhere.

Most issues notably are from me.com addresses, thinking something how Apple constructs the message?

I've had this issue with .ics calendar attachments as well. Instead of the attachment inside the subarray, it's part of the summary:

Array
(
[Type] => ms-excel
[Description] => Spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel format
[DataFile] => /tmp/14
[FileName] => Workbook1-1.xlsx
[FileDisposition] => attachment
[Subject] => Here's the excel file
[Date] => Sat, 09 Nov 2013 14:40:37 -0500
[From] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[address] => j***[email protected]
[name] => Jon Y***s
)

)

[To] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[address] => bh***@****.com
[name] =>
)

)


Is this designed? Or is there a way to "properly" parse these types of attachments out?

I would need to see the original message that returns that structure so I can reproduce that case and see what is going on. Can you upload a sample message somewhere so I can check it?

I could send you the message in its entirety. May I send it to you privately? It does have some confidential addresses in it.

You can replace the addresses with some fake ones, so you can upload anywhere you want.

The attachment was what I was more concerned about but it should be fine now.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8374449 ...

It looks like the message only has one part, which is an Excel file. There is nothing else in the message, not a text part nor a HTML part. I am not sure what you were expecting other than that.

Well in a round-about way you answered my question. :)

I suppose I needed to be sure that's what was happening before I spend time writing the condition for it.

Thanks.