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I don't think that MIME::Parser touches the encoded headers. You should be able to decode them with something like the following:
use Encode; my $val = $header->get($_); $val = Encode::decode('MIME-Header', $val); $val = Encode::encode('utf8', $val);
(I'm sure you could even go further and combine my two lines into one, using Encode::from_to or something like that.)

Joe

P.S. Here's an obscure tip that you'll probably never need to worry about: the "Remove Trash..." block of your code should technically come after the decoding that I described above, just in case there is a comma in the encoded data which would be significant to your splitting of the From/To/Cc headers.


In reply to Re: Mime::Parser utf-8 issue by blahblahblah
in thread Mime::Parser utf-8 issue by mhearse

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