tFileInputMail fetch inline attachments

[HoS1]

Hi,

is it possible to get all the inline attachments out of an e-mail?

I get this in the output:

Ignore the part image/png; name="image001.png"

Ignore the part image/png; name="image002.png"

Ignore the part image/png; name="image003.png"

Ignore the part image/png; name="image004.png"

Ignore the part image/png; name="image005.png"

Ignore the part image/png; name="image006.png"

All those png files are part of the message and i'd like to store them in the filesystem as the other attachments in the attachment-folder of tFileInputMail. I've set up mail-type to MIME.

Any chance to do this?

Kind regards

Holger

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Could you show us the content of your .mail file?

We will appreciate it a lot if you could elaborate your case with an example with input and expected output values.

Best regards

Sabrina

[HoS1]

Hello Sabrina,

it's kind of difficult to find an e-mail that i can safely attach here. I'm trying to find one an upload it here as soon as i can.

Normally those inline attachments are created, by copying images from the clipboard to an e-mail.

Kind regards

Holger

[Anonymous]

Hello,

You could send a private message to me Via community message feature and mask your sensitive data.

Best regards

Sabrina

[HoS1 · Accepted solution]

Hi Sabrina,

i figured it out without sending you an entire e-mail. In the Mail there's the following part:

--_478063d1-5046-4610-8457-babde667b5e8_

Content-Description: LTS-Logo-horizontal-claim-MailSignatur_ce236721-9958-4ec2-96be-26dec15fbf3a.png

Content-Type: image/png; name=

"LTS-Logo-horizontal-claim-MailSignatur_ce236721-9958-4ec2-96be-26dec15fbf3a.png"

Content-Disposition: inline; filename=

"LTS-Logo-horizontal-claim-MailSignatur_ce236721-9958-4ec2-96be-26dec15fbf3a.png"

Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

Content-ID: <LTS-Logo-horizontal-claim-MailSignatur_ce236721-9958-4ec2-96be-26dec15fbf3a.png>

It seems like whenever it says

Content-Disposition: inline;

the part is ignored.

Kind regards

Holger

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Great you got the solution and thanks for sharing it with us on Community.

Best regards

Sabrina

[HoS1]

Sorry, but that last comment is not a solution. It should only show you the parts of the E-Mails that weren't handled by tFileInputMail.

The question is still: How can we handle inline attachments in tFileInputMail?

Kind regards

Holger

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Would you mind giving us your inline attachments here so that we could take a try on it?

Best regards

Sabrina