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I wonder Why would you want to use [code] $takeIn=<>; chomp $takeIn; @d=$takeIn [/code] instead of: [code] @d=<>; chomp @d; [/code]

Instead of having multiple lines with print MAIL to write the mail body, save the mail body to a variable and call that variable at sendmail pipe. print MAIL "Subject: $sub\n\n"; print MAIL "$mailbody\n"; It doesn't make a good read when you say you want to use printf, but don't …

replace (\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)? with (?:\$[\d.]+|(?:\d+\.){3}\d+)? and that should work for you!

Dear fellow members, I'm developing a Perl program that can be used on Linux hosts to perform certain tasks. Planning to release a premimum version of the program that will be run on servers with public IP address for a low price. How can I setup a license system incorporated …