Zend_Mail and =0D=0A=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
email, php, zend-framework
Solution
I'll take a guess that somehow the content type is not correctly specified and Zend doesn't know how to decode it. I know I've seen this before, but I can't remember where or how it was 'solved'.
It looks like quoted-printable being treated like plain text.
Problem
I'm writing a help desk pipe handler to pipe incoming e-mails as helpdesk ticket replies. Some e-mails are coming in perfectly fine, others are coming in as a jumble of the text and =3D's all munged into one giant string. Does anyone have an idea on how to decode that into plain text. For reference, this is my mail parser function: ``` public function parseEmailMessage(Zend_Mail_Message $msg) { if ($msg->isMultiPart()) { $arrAttachments = array(); $body = ''; // Multipart Mime Message foreach (new RecursiveIteratorIterator($msg) as $part) { try { $mimeType = strtok($part->contentType, ';'); // Parse file name preg_match('/name="(?<filename>[a-zA-Z0-9.\-_]+)"/is', $part->contentType, $attachmentName); // Append plaintext results to $body // All other content parts will be treated as attachments switch ($mimeType) { case 'text/plain': $body .= trim($part->getContent()) . "\n"; break; case 'text/html': $body .= trim(strip_tags($part->getContent)); break; default: $arrAttachments[] = array( 'attachment_mime' => $mimeType, 'attachment_name' => $this->filterFileName($attachmentName['filename']), 'base64data' => trim($part->getContent()) ); } } catch (Zend_Mail_Exception $e) { // ignore } } return array($body, $arrAttachments); } else { // Plain text message return array(trim($msg->getContent()), array()); } } ```