#!/usr/bin/perl;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Getopt::Long;
my @ARRAY = ();
my $ARRAYlength = -1;
my $FILEname="/var/log/logfile.txt";
open FILE, $FILEname or die "couldn't open $FILEname: $!";
while (<FILE>)
{
@ARRAY = <FILE>;
print "@ARRAY\n"
}
close FILE or die "problems closing $FILEname: $!";,<

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Output of above script: **FAILED PROD** - BUGS - 08/26/13 @11:12 - BUGS~23AUG13~23AUG13~23AUG13~26AUG13~1109

**FAILED PROD** - cockroach - 08/29/13 @11:52 -cockroach~29AUG13~29AUG13~29AUG13~29AUG13~1152

Iam able to read the logfile lines into array and at this point I want to split components of each line and check the time and alert if it is between 18hrs to 6AM following day.

In reply to Re^2: How to read each line of file into an array and split contnts of each line into array cells by crazy-duck
in thread How to read each line of file into an array and split contnts of each line into array cells by crazy-duck

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