Hi Monks,

I'm having some issues with Net::Whois::IP. If I query and ip that has only one single record (129.1.1.1 for example - just a random ip BTW) I do not have any problems. But if I query on an ip that has more then one record (149.1.1.1 for example) then I get the oh so lovely Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string message. If you do not know what I mean by record, you can search the ARIN db here and just enter each of the ip's above to see what I mean. Here is my code that I am using: 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::Whois::IP qw(whoisip_query);
use Data::Dumper;

&whois();

my ($ip, $email, $techname);

print "$ip\'s name is $techname and email address is $email\n";

sub whois{

 $ip = '149.1.1.1';

 my ($response,$array_of_responses) = whoisip_query($ip);

 $email = $response->{TechEmail};
 $techname = $response->{TechName};

return ($email, $techname);

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Thanks again monks.

In reply to Help With Net::Whois::IP by Dru

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