Bug for filename with quotation mark

I do not receive a proper FileName for attached files with quotation marks.

I am pretty sure, it is one of these lines (but it's in the middle of the night)

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; name="a\"b.txt"
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="a\"b.txt"

The parser returns the FileName a\

Hello,

Thank you for reporting. I need more time to take a look at this.

Can you wait until the weekend so I can try to reproduce the problem?

You don't need to hurry for me. I discovered this bug by accident. It doesn't break anything, here. But I thought it would be fair to spend the time reporting (and doing a superficial analysis). Thanks for all the work you've already put into this project.

Sure. At least I will get back to you on this after the weekend.

Hello,

I just found the bug and fixed it. I also have updated the site with the latest version.

Can you please try the package and let me know if it works well for you now?

Looking at expect/quotedfilename.txt, I would expect a decoded a"b.txt, with the backslash removed. I don't know the RFC, but this is how Thunderbird encodes the filename. Actual backslashes in the filename would then be encodes as double backslashes. As I said, I don't know the RFC, but I know the logic this way: If there is a backslash, take the following character as literal this character. So, the encoded filename a\\b\"c\de.txt would be decoded as a\b"cde.txt

Yes, you are correct of course. Please allow me a few more days so I can fix that over the weekend.

Hello,

I just found and fixed the issue. Now the MIME parser class should be able to remove the escaping backslashes.

I also updated the version of the package that is in the site.

Can you please try it and let me know if it works for you now?