Can someone tell me what's wrong with
@openip = split(/./,$stip);
in the folling script:
#!/usr/bin/perl
# IP ranger
open(IPFILE,"iplist.txt");
while (<IPFILE>) {
    ($stip,$edip) = split(/:/,$_);
    chomp ($edip);
    print "$stip\n";
    print "$edip\n";
    @openip = split(/./,$stip);
    $count = @openip;
    print "$count\n";
#    for ($i = 0; $i <= 4; $i++) {
#        print "@srtip\n";
#    };
};
close(IPFILE);

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the contents of iplist.txt:
10.1.2.2:10.1.2.200
EOF

the output is:
10.1.2.2
10.1.2.200
0


I've run it on AcitvePerl and Perl v5.005_03 and v5.6.0 for linux. I would appreceate any help, Thanks guys.

Vec

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