Description: ------------ Sometimes the d_parameters['filename'] or ['name'] is missing with the attachment. this happens with utf8 encoded filenames(mostly from M$ clients it seems). without filename im unable to save the file. below is the samplecode i use to save the attachments. i have a testsuite with about 900 mails and this problem exists with more than 10% of these. i've tried this with and without utf8_decode, but the variables are always empty. Reproduce code: --------------- if (isset($part->disposition) and ($part->disposition=='attachment')) { printf(utf8_decode($part->ctype_parameters['name'])."\n"); printf(utf8_decode($part->ctype_parameters['filename'])."\n"); $attachmentfile = fopen($datedir."/".utf8_decode($part->ctype_parameters['name']), 'w'); fwrite($attachmentfile, $part->body); fclose($attachmentfile); } Expected result: ---------------- this is the print_r($part): stdClass Object ( [headers] => Array ( [content-type] => application/PDF [content-disposition] => attachment; filename="Auftragsbestätigung_SO_1312338.pdf" [content-transfer-encoding] => base64 ) [ctype_primary] => application [ctype_secondary] => PDF [disposition] => attachment [d_parameters] => Array ( [filename] => Auftragsbestätigung_SO_1312338.pdf ) [body] => %PDF-1.4M%âãÏÓM so the filename parameter is there. Actual result: -------------- but when i use printf($part->ctype_parameters['filename']."\n"); this variable is empty.

I am coming across this problem as well, however in the cases where I find this missing I am finding a ctype_paramters that has the name in it. I am finding this problem on inline attachments in Outlook (e.g. background images).

Moved to Mail_MimeDecode subpackage.

I am also facing this problem with ctype_parameters being missing. Try to process a mail which has an attachment with the name: "AbcdAbcdAbc'dA.txt" The ctype_parameters['name'] will not be defined.

Patches welcome To fix this a file of an example message would help alot.

Thank you for your bug report. This issue has been fixed in the latest released version of the package, which you can download at http://pear.php.net/get/