"200.147.172.135" inserts another newline '\n' character at the end.
You can do '200.147.172.135'
And yes, i think an array like @ignoreIPs can contain regex as an item..
And... If someone could help with the range of IPs... maybe use the
double dot operator(..) somehow.
On 5/1/12, Steven Buehle
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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",
