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I have a script that works and looks as follows:
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#$hash{SRC} is filled in by a database call.
#These IP's are not the IP's in the real script.
my @ignoreIPs = ("19.147.172.133",
"19.147.172.135",
"19.147.172.136");
my %ignoreIPs = map { $_ => 1 } @ignoreIPs;
if(!exists $ignoreIPs{$hash{SRC}}){
print "$hash{SRC}\n";
}
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This checks to see if one of the IP's in the @ignoreIPs equals the IP in
$hash{SRC}. I would like to do this so that I can also put in a range of
IP's OR individual IP's so that my @ignoreIPs would look something like
this:
my @ignoreIPs = ("19.147.172.133-136",
"200.147.172.135",
"75.147.172.2[123].$"); #a regular expression
I understand it might not look like the example @ignoreIPs, but being able
to do a range of IP's AND/OR an individual IP would be great so that I don't
have to put in each individual IP.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Steve
