Monks,

Ok, I'm stuck. I have a log file in this format: 
1;30Nov2001;17:08:25;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;hme0;outbound;udp;192.168
+.86.6;20.248.36.99;domain-udp;1103;63;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
2;30Nov2001;17:08:25;192.168.1.2;log;drop;;hme0;inbound;tcp;63.28.96.2
+54;192.168.11.67;netbios-ssn;18803;48;89;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
3;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;drop;;hme0;inbound;tcp;65.93.20.2
+23;192.168.26.139;auth;1323;60;89;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
4;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;drop;;hme0;inbound;tcp;65.93.22.2
+23;192.168.26.139;auth;1323;60;89;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
5;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;qfe2;inbound;tcp;192.168.
+86.146;20.248.36.97;http;4719;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
6;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;hme0;outbound;tcp;192.168
+.86.146;204.48.36.97;http;4719;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
7;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;qfe2;inbound;tcp;192.168.
+86.146;204.48.36.97;http;4721;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
8;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;hme0;outbound;tcp;192.168
+.86.146;24.248.36.97;http;4721;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
8;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;hme0;outbound;tcp;192.168
+.86.146;20.248.36.97;http;4721;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
9;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;qfe2;inbound;tcp;192.168.
+27.154;205.18.145.185;http;4396;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
10;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;hme0;outbound;tcp;192.16
+8.27.154;25.188.145.185;http;4396;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
11;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;qfe2;inbound;tcp;192.168
+.27.154;205.88.145.185;http;4397;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
12;30Nov2001;17:08:26;192.168.1.2;log;accept;;hme0;outbound;tcp;192.16
+8.27.154;205.188.45.185;http;4397;44;85;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

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And here is the code I have written so far: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
 
 
my $log = './log';
my @data;
 
# Open the firewall log file and create new array containing all of th
+e data.
 
open (LOG, $log) or die "Can't open $log: $!";
while (<LOG>){
  push (@data, "$_");
}
 
# Split the @data array into separate arrays by category.
 
my (@dst, @service);
 
foreach (@data) {
  my @lines=split "\n",$_;
   foreach(@lines){
    my ($num,$date,$time,$fw,$type,$action,$alert,$int,$dir,$proto,$sr
+c,$dst,$service,$sport,$len,$rule) = (split /;/,$_);
    push(@dst, $dst); 
    push(@service, $service); 
  }
}

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This seems to work fine, but what I need to do now is compare the @dst and @service arrays and if the @dst array has the same ip AND the @service array has the same service for at least 50 log entries, then I want to execute a sub, but I can't think of how to do this.

Any suggestions?

TIA

-Dru

Edit kudra, 2001-12-22 Appended to title

In reply to Another Array Problem: comparing. by dru145

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