I need to parse my links and get server name info between "http://" and the first "/"
I need to then get a count of each one. Here an example of what I have: 
http://riverserver/dir1/dir2/index.html
http://riverserver/dir1/dir2/index.html
http://perlmonks.org/index.pl
http://webserver.company.serv/Adir/Bdir/thePage.cfm
http://riverserver/dir1/dir2/index.html
http://webserver.company.serv/Adir/Bdir/thePage.cfm

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I want to parse the info and get this: 
riverserver = 3
perlmonks.org = 1
webserver.company.serv = 2

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I think I have a problem with how to parse the links and add a hash but not sure if I am doing this right?? 
use strict;
my $link1 = 'http://perlmonks.org/index.pl';
my $link2 = 'http://riverserver/dir1/dir2/index.html';
#more links etc...
$link1 =~ s/http\:\/\///;
$link2 =~ s/http\:\/\///;

my @link1 = split /\//, $link1;
my @link2 = split /\//, $link2;

print "$link1[0]\n";
print "$link2[0]\n";

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In reply to Parsing to get server info by Anonymous Monk

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