For reference:

$ perl -v
This is perl 5, version 32, subversion 1 (v5.32.1) built for x86_64-li
+nux-gnu-thread-multi

$ perl -MExpect -e 'print $Expect::VERSION ."\n";'
1.21

$ perl 11138979.pl
Match before : #######################################################
+#######################\r\n# This system is a restricted access syste
+m.                               #\r\n# If collected security informa
+tion reveals possible criminal activity that  #\r\n# exceeds privileg
+es, evidence of such activity may be provided to the rele- #\r\n# van
+tauthorities for further action. By continuing past this point, you #
+\r\n# expressly consent to this security monitoring.              #\r
+\n###################################################################
+###########\r\n\r\nhostname
Match        : : ~#
Match after  :

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    Dean

In reply to Re^3: Problem with regex is a bug? or my regex (updated) by duelafn
in thread Problem with regex is a bug? or my regex by hanspr

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