SMS / E-mail with XMLRPC [help needed]

Message from cellphone is seen as: From: “=?ISO-8859-1?Q?jantjesmit1@xs4all.nl?=”
where only jantjesmit1@xs4all.nl is allowed to be used from the script

# confirm that the message is from somebody that is allowed to post to
# the blog
my $from = $header->get( “From”, 0 );
$from =~ s/^(?:\”?.*?\”?\s*\]+)\>?.*?$/$1/;
chop $from;
my %is_authAddress;
for( @authAddress ) { $is_authAddress{$_} = 1; }
exit 0 if( !$is_authAddress{$from} );

From this script I understand that now the whole line is seen as FROM address. in 99% of the cases this works fine but not with my Sony/Ericsson T610
Also: from the subject the [password] is chopped, but ?= at the end must be removed also including the first ?ISO stuff.

Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?[password]?=
Here password is used to see if you are allowed to use it rest must be removed.
My knowledge about scripting / perl scripting is too little to understand how to chop if exist. Any help is appreciated.

Please notice that when using ie. Thunderbird for E-mail or Eudora or a webbased mailapplication this script is working.

Een remote test

Nog eens een test om te kijken wat het exacte verschil is tussen een
e-mail van de GSM of de webmail met hetzelfde account.

Update: found it. Subject and from address are messed up with information about ISO 8859-1, how the hell can I remove this in the script..

Movabletype 3 with XMLRPC and E-mail

I’ve succeeded with the help of the SMS blogging tool to add e-mail

support to Movabletype for my aroundmyroom.com weblog this tool can be

found at: http://www.bitwaste.com/wasted-bits/archives/000114.html

Ultimate goal: send e-mail with GSM to Weblog