Hello all,

I do not have any knowledge of perl at all. Downloaded a script to parse information from a website to 2 separate csv files and i keep the same error. The error points to the lines that start with "$csv->print" and says "Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry". Please help. 

#Fixing IPs
      
      if (defined $record[7] and $record[7] ne '' and $record[7] ne '1
+27.0.0.1'  ) {
    
        my @ips = split /\|/,$record[7] ;
        
    
        foreach my $ip (@ips) {
         $record[7]=$ip;
         $csv->print ($ips, \@record); }
        
        
    
      }
      
      #Fixing Domains 
      if(defined $record[2] and $record[2] ne '') {
      $csv->print ($hosts,\@record);
      
      }

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In reply to Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry by Anonymous Monk

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