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Some observations and assumptions:

  • Lines in the sample file end on CR (0x0D). Maybe you need to take care of that?
  • For larger files computing MD5 incrementally might yield better performance than appending the file line by line to $content... That's what I thought until I did a short speed comparison. There was no significant difference for files up to 150MB here (after caching). Anyway, I would recommend to use the incremental MD5 computation for memory efficiency when treating large files.
  • Since you have your own idea on how a digest is constructed, I would recommend to put this procedure into a separate module and harness it with a lot of tests. Reproducible digest computation offers a lot of pitfalls - keep them in known territory.
FWIW, here's something that works for your sample:
use strict; use warnings; use MD5; my $in_attachment = 0; # 0: mail; 1: attachm. header 2: attachm. cont +ent my $subject_seen = 0; my $md5 = new MD5; # read until (Subject: ...) while ( <DATA> ) { $subject_seen = 1 if /^Subject:\s/; next if not $subject_seen; ## When in doubt: # die "didn't expect that [$.]: $_" # if /^Content-Type:\s/i and not /application\/x-gzip/i $in_attachment = 1, next if not $in_attachment and /^ +Content-Type: /; $in_attachment = ++$in_attachment % 3 if $in_attachment and /^ +\s*$/; next if $in_attachment; # skip MD5 computation while in attachment $md5->add($_); # incremental calculation } # MD5 of "Subject: .... " .. "CREATED_ON=..." # MD5: a138724a0766a9b685ccc60ce9c85de3 print "MD5: ", $md5->hexdigest(),"\n"; __DATA__ Message-Id: <200707020704.l6274QG9029301@smtp2.corp.abb.com> Subject: System Alert from XUZ of sts WARNING Mime-Version: 1.0 dhcp 0 ip 172.19.22.255 netmask 255.255.255.255 gateway 192.168.1.1 HOSTNAME=ABB dns.enable on ab_to_abb[0] ab_to_local[0] plex_to_abb[1] plex_to_local[1] ab_to_abb[1] Content-Type: application/x-gzip Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="sys_logs.gz" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 H4sIAHujiEYCA+1dW2/bOhJ+D5DwIN9aAukqqirrcUukJM2pznIpUjScxZYLApZlhJtZMm +rS9Ls27znSElx4ouiWXasRMVhW1J5MfhcDgcfhlJO3979I8cR1fkL5QkqR2nJPUnLrnIQ +vJ7 FhBCiaJYqm5p8EOWzZ2dpsppnIWOnbpjYqel6qqlGJZm8urk1vMDN4amko/JbSArH289lV +zb CUmus5SMo7tQkqTd3R34f3B0eEGCyLEDkrjxLdSKwqI+/5KJzyumfng1VnO9tkZSodQ1Yn +C cUImUew+H7dGork+UQP7pFPy7fMl+eesLxZUl5I0mk7dsXVnxyHI8C8rx7TIu/lO03d/JX +lR 0dDK6qDVdmitAj299T3JDoJjP7xJPoMurYPzo8ujg/1jaGIO2fdkahEoSAIsydS+u/N1// +jSIk6QJSmMzRSsM4RvHJvUvnFDEuHgvfcmH3AEq+KYTBy0u90dsttsum44rlo9M1t90Gr +1StOU CREATED_ON=Mon Jul 2 00:04:28 2007


In reply to Re: Remove attachment data from the read file by Perlbotics
in thread Remove attachment data from the read file by chanakya

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