The email in your "noname.eml" attachment is base64 encoded, so the
original content is completely obscured. Procmail does not decode
base64 without help from an outside process; you will need to send the
messages through a decoder before examining them with your recipe.
There may even be a program named "base64" installed on your system,
or you can use the perl MIME::Base64 module, etc.
http://www.well.com/user/barts/email/mimepart.txt may be helpful in
pulling out one part of the message to then decode. Your attachment
actually has two parts, one text/plain and one text/html, so you
probably want to extract the text/plain part, decode it, and then
examine the decoded text.
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