Not ideal (not exactly 60 mins 0 seconds and won't work either side of midnight) but try this 
#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;

## add this
my $MAX_AGE = 60; # minutes
# calc cut off date time
my @mth = qw(Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec);
my @f = localtime();
my $TODAY = sprintf "%02d/%s/%4d",$f[3],$mth[$f[4]],$f[5]+1900; 
my $START_MINUTE = $f[2]*60+$f[1] - $MAX_AGE;
print "Now is $TODAY $START_MINUTE mins\n";
##

my %users;
my %conn;

while (<DATA>) { # I use DATA handle instead of $fh for convenience
 if( /\bBIND\b/ ) {
  my( $conn, $uid ) = /conn=(\d+).*uid=(.*?),/;
    $conn{$conn} = $uid;
  }
  if( /SRCH=Q/ ) {
    my ($timestamp, $conn) = /\[(.*?)\] conn=(\d+)/;
    
    ## add this
    my ($date,$h,$m,undef) = split ':',$timestamp,4;
    next unless ($date eq $TODAY);
    my $minutes = $h*60 + $m;
    print $timestamp." = $date $h $m ; $minutes <=> $START_MINUTE\n";
    ## 
    
    # add condition
    if ($minutes >= $START_MINUTE){
      my $uid = $conn{$conn}; 
      ++$users{$uid};
    }
  }
}


for my $uid (keys %users) {
  my $count = $users{$uid};
  print "\t=> Bad user $uid ! count = $count\n" if  $count > 3;
}

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In reply to Re^5: Undefined Error by poj
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