Dear monks, I am a noob in Perl. I am also not a programmer.... From a file i have to extract 2 emailaddresses. I know they end with @dh.nl. So i wrote this little (ugly) script. 
#finding @dh.nl
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

my $file="logs1";
chomp $file;

open (FILE, $file) || die "Can't open logs file: $!\n";
my @line =(<FILE>);
chomp (@line); 
foreach (@line){ 
    if (/(\D+)(@)(dh.nl)/) {
     $a=$1;
     $b=$2;
     $c=$3;
    }
} 
print "$a"."$b"."$c"."\n";
close FILE;

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The result is: JT; qwerty@dh.nl,abcde@dh.nl I just need: qwerty@dh.nl,abcde@dh.nl The (part of) file is: 
193.10.168.23 - - [07/Jan/2013:00:07:48 +0000] "GET /UserFiles/File/Ra
+dio%203rd%20Newsletter%20for%20web.pdf HTTP/1.0" 304 - "-" "gsa-crawl
+er (Enterprise; M2-N7RQ5RABCA2JT; qwerty@dh.nl,abcde@dh.nl)"

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What am I doing wrong? Please advice me. Thanks in advance. fritsimeel.

In reply to using regular expressions showing just the hits. by fritsimeel

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