Hi valerydolce,
How do i modify this code so that it can determine the number of time that an IP address occurred and the domain name from which the IP is mapped?
For both, you can use a hash or two, depending on whether you want to keep things simple or dive into a hash of hashes data structure. The simple approach would be to declare a hash like my %seencount; before the loop, and then increment the seen counter for each IP by adding $seencount{$ipFound}++; in the loop. Similarly for the hostname, if you make the assumption that each IP maps to one hostname you can create a new hash and simply say $hostnames{$ipFound} = $hostname; to store it. Of course, that will require you to get the hostname from the string, which you can do with either the same regex as the one for getting the IP, or a new one. For more on hashes, see for example "Hashes" in Modern Perl or perldata for all the details, and for more on regexes see perlrequick, perlretut, or for all the details perlre. Or, you can use $RE{net}{domain} from Regexp::Common::net.
Anyway, it looks like you're parsing an authentication log. As it happens I wrote a quick script to do the same a while ago, it's available under the GPL here, it does more than you need but maybe you can borrow some of that code.
Hope this helps,
-- Hauke D
In reply to Re^3: Grab input from the user and Open the file
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