Hello monks,

Can someone please help me understand why this is not working correctly. It is still matching the ip's that I tell it not to. 
use warnings;

my $file = 'd:\temp\tcp.txt';
my $ignore = qr(192\.168\.188\.3|192\.168\.11\.141|192\.168\.140\.110
|192\.168\.186\.192|192\.168\.186\.166|192\.168\.139\.50
|192\.168\.139\.198|192\.168\.132\.101);

open (FILE, $file) or die "Can not open $file: $!\n";
while (<FILE>){
   ($src) = (split /;/)[10];
    print if ($src !~ /$ignore/);
}

close FILE

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In reply to Not Matching String is Matching by Dru

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