On Jun 12, David vd Geer Inhuur tbv IPlib said:
> if ( m/^user:/ ) {
> my $user = (split, /:\s*/)[1];
> our @users = split(/,/, $user);
Why are you using 'our' here? It seems a bit odd. And you have an error
in your code that sets $user:
my $user = (split, /:\s*/)[1];
should be
my $user = (split /:\s*/)[1]; # no comma after split
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